China grants 60 Ghanaian students scholarship

AUGUST 16, 2015 : XINHUA
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Sixty Ghanaian students have been granted Chinese government
scholarships for the 2015-2016 academic year.
The students came through heated competitions to win the
scholarships to pursue further studies in China in various fields.
At a reception for the students in Accra Friday night, the Chinese
Ambassador to Ghana Sun Baohong reiterated the importance
of deepening cooperation between China and Ghana on
education.
“I firmly believe you will integrate your personal ideal with the
grand cause of the transformation of Ghana, and by applying
what you have learnt in China, contribute your due share to the
national development and social progress of your motherland,”
Sun said.
The deputy minister for pre-tertiary Education Alex Kyeremeh
was grateful to the Chinese government for the scholarships and
various supports to the sector saying they have greatly
impacted positively on Ghana’s human resource and economic
development.
He advised the students to comport themselves in a worthy
manner befitting the status of ambassadors since they are now
ambassadors of Ghana.
Esther Nuekie Annang, on behalf of the beneficiaries, thanked
the Chinese government for the opportunity.
The students will join a large group of over 3,700 Ghanaian
students studying in China.

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