The Government of Ghana and the European Union work side-by-side in closing any gap between skills possessed by the workforce, and the skills required by employers. The EU and other international partners implement numerous initiatives to strengthen the TVET sector, and develop the skills young Ghanaians need to succeed in the 21st-century workplace.

A new generation of business-women is getting ready for a digital society and economy in Africa. The EU-funded Business Optimisation Workshop for Women is helping them to take the initiative with digital skills.

Global Gateway is the European strategy to boost smart, clean and secure connections in digital, energy and transport sectors, and to strengthen health, education and research systems across the world. Through a 'Team Europe approach', Global Gateway brings together the EU, its Member States and their financial and development institutions to mobilise the private sector to leverage investments...

The 2nd Ghana-EU Business Forum, which was held in Accra on 3-4 July, was under the theme "Fostering Investment in Non-Traditional Value Chains Under the EU Global Gateway Strategy”.