US EditionGhana, Japan Sign ¥402 Million Grant Agreement to Boost Human Capital Development
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The Philippine bureaucracy is brimming with untapped potential. Yet in too many government offices, the culture of learning is treated as an afterthought – something to be pursued only if time permits or if a foreign donor foots the bill. The recently announced scholarship grant from the government of Japan is not only generous; it’s a wake-up call to invest in people in government. A future-ready public service will not build itself – we must p…
Ghana, Japan sign ¥402m grant deal for human capital development
Ghana and Japan have signed a ¥402 million grant agreement under the Japanese Grant Aid for the Human Resource Development Scholarship (JDS) Programme. The agreement, signed at the Ministry of Finance in Accra, marks the launch of the third batch of the programme’s fourth phase. Speaking at the ceremony, Ghana’s Finance Minister, Dr Cassiel Ato Forson, expressed appreciation to the Government and people of Japan for their continued support. He s…
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