Ghana’s Youth Minister Champions Digital Future at Global Citizen Summit in Detroit
Ghana’s Minister of Youth Development and Empowerment, George Opare Addo, recently participated in the Global Citizen NOW: Detroit summit, lending his expertise to discussions focused on addressing critical urban issues through innovative solutions. He shared the stage with prominent figures such as billionaire investor Mark Cuban, renowned chef Marcus Samuelsson, and Detroit’s esteemed Poet Laureate, Jessica Care Moore.
Africa’s Youth: Makers, Not Just Users, of AI
Opare Addo’s participation centered around a panel that explored the future of innovation, youth empowerment, small business investment, and equity in the age of artificial intelligence (AI). Addressing a diverse global audience, he delivered a powerful message emphasizing the pivotal role of African youth in shaping the digital landscape. He stressed the importance of empowering young Africans to become active creators and developers of AI technologies, rather than simply passive consumers. He asserted that African youth are not merely a statistic but hold the key to unlocking a more equitable, innovative, and prosperous future.
Opare Addo’s contribution to the Global Citizen NOW: Detroit summit underscores Ghana’s commitment to fostering youth empowerment and technological advancement on the African continent. His call for greater participation of African youth in the development of AI highlights the potential for Africa to become a significant player in the global digital economy.
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