Chinese Embassy provides ICT Lab for school in Volta Region
Nana Appiah Acquaye, Accra, Ghana
The Chinese
Ambassador to Ghana, H.E Ms. Sun Baohong, has donated an ICT laboratory
to HO Bankoe Philip-Akpo Memorial Junior High School (JHS) in the Volta
Region of Ghana.
Speaking at a brief ceremony to officially
handover the facility to the school, the new Chinese Ambassador to
Ghana, H.E Sun Baohong indicated that the gesture showed by her country
points to the fact that China would continue to invest in projects to
develop Ghana and expressed the hope that the gesture would further
deepen the cordial relationship between the two countries.
According
to Ambassador Sun Baohong China’s foreign aid and cooperation projects
place more emphasis on improving the livelihood of people hence the
provision of an ICT laboratory for students in the Volta Region which
happens to be the first project in Ghana to be executed under the
‘China-Africa People-to-People Friendly Action,’ a programme adopted at
the 5th Ministerial Conference of China-Africa Cooperation Forum in
2012.
She also introduced the sisterhood and cooperation between
Chinese Ningxia Autonomous Region and the Volta Region of Ghana and
wished that China and Ghana strengthen their cooperation on local
governments to promote healthy and strong friendly relations between the
two countries
Among her company were Togbe Afede XIV;
Agbogbomefia of Asogli State and Hon Helen Ntoso Volta Regional Minister
and Member of Parliament for Krachi West constituency
The project
supervisor Gideon Obeng mentioned 25 computers, tables and chairs,
switches, routers, rack, a projector and projector screen and an 8 KVA
UPS valued at GHS 80,000 as the worth of laboratory put up by the
Chinese Embassy
The Agbogbomefia of the Asogli State, Togbe Afede
XIV advised teachers and students to make good use of the facility to
enhance their ICT skills and commended the Chinese Embassy for their
support. He asked managers of the laboratory to allow other basic
schools and interested persons in the community to use the facility.
Togbe Afede also tasked them to install devices on the computers to bar
children from accessing ‘inappropriate contents.’
After the
Ceremony, accompanied by Togbe Afede XI and Hon Helen Ntoso Ambassador
Sun inspected the construction of University of Health and Allied
Sciences in HO. She encouraged the contractor to firmly implement the
Chinese Central Leadership’s Foreign Policies towards Africa, carry
forward the Chinese spirit of hard work and plain living, strengthen
interior management, build high-quality project, and contribute more to
China-Ghana friendship.
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