Novosibirsk, Russia – Hon. Hajia Zuwera Mohammed Ibrahimah, Member of Parliament for Salaga-South, Ghana, recently concluded a productive working visit to Novosibirsk Agricultural University in Russia, aiming to unlock educational and economic opportunities for Ghanaian students and her constituency.

Accompanied by Hon. Emmanuel Kwadwo Agyekum, MP for Nkoranza South and Minister of State for Special Initiatives, the visit focused on fostering international collaboration in education, agriculture, and infrastructure development.

Strengthening Educational Opportunities for Ghanaian Students

The primary focus of the visit was to establish scholarship pathways for Ghanaian students, particularly those from Salaga-South, to pursue studies in critical fields such as engineering, agriculture, technology, and renewable energy at Novosibirsk Agricultural University. Hon. Hajia Zuwera engaged with university leadership to discuss tailored educational programs that would empower Ghanaian youth with skills to drive innovation and development back home.

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“Education is a cornerstone for progress,” said Hon. Hajia Zuwera. “By securing scholarships for our students, particularly from Salaga-South, we are investing in the future of our community and Ghana as a whole.”

Broader Partnerships for Development

Beyond education, the discussions explored transformative partnerships to support water infrastructure, agriculture, ICT, and job creation initiatives in Salaga-South. These collaborations aim to address pressing local needs, enhance agricultural productivity, and create sustainable job opportunities to improve livelihoods in the constituency.

The visit underscores Hon. Hajia Zuwera’s commitment to leveraging international cooperation to bring tangible benefits to her constituents. The inclusion of Hon. Emmanuel Kwadwo Agyekum highlights the collaborative effort among Ghanaian leaders to drive impactful development projects.

Why This Matters

This strategic partnership with Novosibirsk Agricultural University positions Salaga-South as a hub for educational and economic advancement. By focusing on fields like renewable energy and technology, the initiative aligns with global trends toward sustainability and innovation, while addressing local challenges such as water access and unemployment.

A Step Toward Global Collaboration

The visit marks a significant step in strengthening Ghana-Russia relations, with education and development at the forefront. The proposed scholarships and infrastructure projects are expected to yield long-term benefits for Salaga-South and Ghana, fostering a new generation of skilled professionals and driving economic growth.