AI world community launches ‘AI for Ghana’ training series

Credit: Kingsley Mamore,GNA 

Dambai (O/R), March 6, GNA – The Artificial Intelligence (AI) World Community is set to launch the “AI for Ghana” Training Series, a landmark initiative aimed at equipping Ghanaians with cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence knowledge and skills. 

This pioneering programme focuses on fostering awareness, application, innovation, and empowering participants to harness AI’s transformative potential and contribute to the nation’s digital future. 

By positioning Ghana at the forefront of AI adoption, the initiative is poised to catalyze economic growth and technological advancement across various sectors, including agriculture, healthcare, finance, and education. 

The programme’s comprehensive curriculum is designed to address Ghana’s specific developmental challenges, ensuring that participants gained relevant and applicable skills. 

The inaugural AI Awareness Webinar, scheduled virtually on Zoom on March 7, 2026, at 1900 hours, will set the stage for this journey. 

Renowned facilitator Mr Ben Eshun, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Chief AI Trainer at Management and BI Consulting Ltd (UK), will lead the interactive session, sharing expert insights and real-world AI applications. 

Participants will gain foundational knowledge, exploring AI’s role in driving innovation in business, education, and public services, with a focus on practical implementation and problem-solving. 

The programme is tailored for students, educators, entrepreneurs, civil servants, tech enthusiasts, and policymakers, offering a unique opportunity to leverage AI for business creation, content production, and certification. 

 Participants will also access resources, network with AI experts, and explore collaborations for AI projects in Ghana, fostering a vibrant AI community poised to contribute to national development.  

The programme’s emphasis on collaboration and knowledge-sharing is expected to create a ripple effect, driving AI adoption and innovation across Ghana’s economy and society. 

GNA  

Edited by Maxwell Awumah/George-Ramsey Benamba