YEA will establish a cassava plantation and build a plant in the East Region – Chairman of the Board

Company News of Tuesday, July 9, 2019

Source: YES

2019-07-09

The chairman of the board of the Youth Employment Agency, the Honorable Sammy Awuku, hinted that the Youth Employment Agency, as part of its regional and district flagship programs, had the intention of cultivating a cbadava plantation.

He also added that the agency was planning to build a processing plant in the East region.

He said that when he led a delegation headed by the president of the Agency, the lawyer Justin Kodua Frimpong, along with members of the board of directors and management, as well as ambbadadors, in order to make a courtesy visit to Okyehene, his royal majesty, Osagyefo Amoatia Ofori Panin, to introduce him the new initiatives (Job Center, Artisan Directory and regional and district flagship programs ).

Chief Advocate Justin Kodua Frimpong explained the benefits these new initiatives would bring to Ghanaians, especially young people. He reiterated the government's commitment to creating sustainable jobs for young people in order to end the apparent recycling of youth unemployment in the country.

The president and CEO of the council called on the king to support YEA in the region and implored him to use his influence and his networks to get the support of investors in favor of YEA. ;Agency.

Build Ghana through agriculture, education and infrastructure

In her address, Her Majesty Royal Majesty, Osagyefo Amoatia Ofori Panin, commended the Agency for its commitment to its job creation mandate and urged it to pave the way for Ghana's development. as envisioned the president.

The king called on the government to use innovative ways to shift the attention of young people from small-scale mining to agriculture. He postulated that it is only through agriculture, education and infrastructure that Ghana can become formidable after 62 years of independence.

The agency is about to empower and improve the livelihoods of young people, according to the law.