Minister of Foreign Affairs Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has announced other significant agreements between Ghana and Morocco.
Ghana and Morocco had already signed a visa waiver agreement allowing Ghanaians to travel to Morocco visa-free.
The minister, in an update on his working visit to Morocco, indicated that the two countries have reached six other new agreements in the areas of education, health, and trade, among others.
As part of the agreements, there would be the training of Ghanaian youth to become pilots at Morocco’s prestigious pilot training academy as President Mahama prepares to bring back Ghana Airways.
According to the minister, there would also be educational exchange intervention, which would see Moroccan youth pursue courses in Ghana’s Maritime University and other universities.
In addition, a grand business forum is scheduled for October 2025 in Morocco, with Ghanaian businesses expected to collaborate with Moroccan businesses.
Below is the full post by the Minister
Other significant agreements from my working visit to Morocco:
1) Scholarships for Ghanaian students doubled from 70 to 140 each year;
2) Food security cooperation beginning with a free donation of 2,000 tonnes of fertilizers to Ghanaian farmers, and technical support for the construction of a modern fertilizer manufacturing plant in Ghana;
3) Training of Ghanaian youth to become pilots at Morocco’s prestigious pilot training academy as President Mahama prepares to bring back Ghana Airways;
4) Educational exchange intervention which would see Moroccan youth pursue courses in Ghana’s Maritime University and other universities;
5) Grand October 2025 business forum to be held in Morocco to allow for Ghanaian companies to collaborate with their Moroccan counterparts;
6) Priority projects identified in sea port expansion, railway development, textile production and pharmaceuticals.
By: Rainbowradioonline.com/Ghana
