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Who Should Attend and why
The Ghanaian European Centre for Jobs, Migration and Development in partnership with the Youth and Employment Agency & Wealth and Jobs Agency hosts the Career and Migration Fair 2024 in Kumasi, Ghana, in October 2024.
  • Job Seekers and Graduates
  • Students (TVET & Tertiary)
  • Entrepreneurs and Startups
  • Businesses and Corporates
  • Recruitment Agencies and HR Professionals
  • Government Officials and Policy Makers
  • Media Representatives

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1. Skilled Labour Migration

Participants will learn about international job opportunities, migration processes, and the benefits of skilled and unskilled labour mobility across borders.

2. TVET Promotion

We will promote Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) by highlighting the importance of vocational skills in increasing employment prospects.

3. Enterpreneurship

We will provide enterpreneurs with valuable insights, resources, and networking opportunities to promote innovation and wealth creation

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Patron
H.M. Otumfuo Osei Tutu II
ASANTEHENE

    • The 16th Asantehene (King of Asanteman).
  • • Chancellor of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST)
  • • Founder of the Otumfuo Foundation : Focuses on Health, Education, Job Creation & Entrepreneurship and cultural preservation.

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Event Chairperson

Dr. Ernest Ofori Sarpong

  • 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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Guest of honour

Sir Sam E. Jonah

  • Executive Chairman of Jonah Capital:A private investment company based in Johannesburg, South Africa.
  • Former CEO of Ashanti Goldfields: Successfully led Ashanti Goldfields, one of the largest gold mining companies in Africa, and orchestrated its merger with AngloGold to form AngloGold Ashanti.
  • Knighted by Queen Elizabeth II in 2003: For his contribution to the mining industry and business leadership.
  • Board Member: Board Member: Served on numerous international boards, including Standard Bank Group, Vodafone, and Lonmin.
  • Chancellor of the University of Cape Coast, Ghana: Contributed to the advancement of education in Ghana through leadership roles.
  • Member of the Commonwealth Business Council: Advocates for the role of the private sector in global economic development.

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Career & Migration Fair 2024

Distinguished Speakers

H.E. Irchad Razaaly

EU Ambassador
Ghana

Nana Prof. Oheneba Boachie-Adjei Owoahene II

Hiahene of Asanteman & Board Chair of Otumfuo Foundation

H.E. Daniel Krull

German Ambassador
Ghana

Dr. Ernest Ofori Sarpong

CEO
Special Group of Companies

Sir Sam E. Jonah

Executive Chairman
Jonah Capital Equity Fund

Dr. Dirk Aßmann

Ghana Country Director
GIZ

Hon. I. Baafuor Awuah

Minister
Ministry of Employment & Labour Relations

Prof. Frederick K. Sarfo

Vice Chancellor
Akenten Appiah-Menka University of Skills Training and Entrepreneurial Development (AAMUSTED)

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Panelists

David Prah

Director General
Ghana TVET Service

H.E. Sena Siaw-Boateng

Chief Director, Ministry for National Security

Andrea Walter Ghia

EuroCham
Ghana

Jeffrey J.O. Peprah

CEO
Volkswagen Ghana

Cllr. Maria Lovell MBE

Former Mayor of Luton, England

Kofi Agyepong

CEO
Youth Employment Agency

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Career and Migration Fair 2024

Partners and Stakeholders

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A Glimpse of the Event Launch

Media Launch Gallery

Career and Migration Fair Delegation pays courtesy call on
His Royal Majesty Otumfuo Osei Tutu II