World Bank urges Ghana to prioritise youth jobs
The World Bank has urged Ghana to prioritize youth employment and the transition from education to the workforce to avoid future economic instability. Officials highlighted the need for better support for SMEs and digital innovation to harness the potential of the country's growing youth population.
Why it matters
Addressing youth unemployment is critical for the long-term economic stability and development of West African nations.
The World Bank says Ghana's economic future depends on urgent youth job creation and a smooth transition from education to work.
The article summarizes a development forum and the recommendations of an international financial institution.
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