This focuses on professionals with specialised skills, like healthcare workers and IT specialists, who meet the qualifications and requirements for jobs in countries with labour shortages.
This includes semi-skilled and unskilled workers in industries like construction, agriculture, hospitality, and domestic work. These programs often involve structured recruitment and training to ensure compliance with international labour laws.
These cater to short-term employment opportunities, such as farm workers, hospitality staff, and factory workers, in countries that require seasonal labour. These jobs often have fixed contracts and specific return policies.
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Patron H.R.M. King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II Ga Mantse
• Overlord of the Ga State, which encompasses Accra, the capital of Ghana.
• Champion of Development Initiatives in education, job creation, and cultural preservation.
• Strong advocate for revitalising Ga traditions, language, and customs.
Businessman and Industrialist: Known for his involvement in various industries including real estate, pharmaceuticals, and manufacturing.
CEO of Special Group of Companies : A Ghanaian conglomerate known for its involvement in industries such as construction, manufacturing, with a focus on products like beverages, bottled water, and packaging.
Co-founder of Despite Group of Companies: Partnered with Dr. Osei Kwame Despite to create one of Ghana's most prominent conglomerates, including media outlets such as UTV and Peace FM.
Board Member and Philanthropist: Actively involved in charity and community development projects.
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Keynote Speaker
Hon. Dr. Abdul-Rashid Pelpuo
Minister of Labour, Jobs and Employment
❖ Dr. Pelpuo has been serving as the Member of Parliament for the Wa Central constituency since 2005
❖ He has held various ministerial positions, including Minister for Youth and Sports, Minister of State at the Office of the President in Charge of Private Sector Development and Public-Private Partnerships
❖ Dr. Pelpuo holds a PhD in Development Policy from the University of Ghana, reflecting his strong academic background and expertise in development issues.
❖ Has served as the chairman of the Population and Development Caucus in Parliament.
❖ Before entering politics, Dr. Pelpuo worked with the National Youth Council in various capacities, including Deputy National Coordinator and Director