Ghana education minister praises Peace Corps’ 65 years of impact
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At a glance
- Ghana’s Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu praised the U.S. Peace Corps’ 65-year contribution to the country’s development.
- He highlighted its work in education and described volunteers as ambassadors who strengthened Ghana-U.S. ties.
- Iddrisu said Ghana valued the sacrifices made by volunteers who left their comfortable lives to serve.
Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu has praised the United States Peace Corps for 65 years of work in Ghana, particularly its contribution to education.
He described Peace Corps volunteers as important ambassadors who have strengthened ties between Ghana and the United States. Iddrisu said Ghana did not take for granted the sacrifices of volunteers who left the comfort of their homes to serve in the country.
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