"The DAF, through the DAF Youth Empowerment and Training Centre, (DAFYETC) pledges 20 scholarships to the Vice President and will be working with her office to help support youth empowerment in Ghana," Dr Erieka Bennett, Founder DAF, said.

She made this known when she led a high-level delegation of female ambassadors in Ghana to the Office of the Vice President, in collaboration with Ms Imane Ouaadil, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Morocco and Dean of Women Ambassadors in Ghana.

The visit was to establish mutual collaboration and future support in diverse ways ranging from youth empowerment and digital inclusion.

Dr Bennet said DAFYETC aims to support the Ghanaian youth in acquiring digital skills and enhancing their employability, adding that it was open to receive young people for training.
She said the mission of the DAFYETC was to equip young people with essential skills in Information and Communication Technology (ICT).

This initiative aligns with the global efforts to promote digital inclusion and bridge the gap in ICT skills, particularly among young people.

The female ambassadors reaffirmed their commitment to Ghana's development and growth and their enthusiasm for future collaborations and mutual support.

Members of the delegation included Ambassador of the Kingdom of Morroco, Ms Imane Ouaadil, Ambassador of the Republic of Peru, Mrs Liliana Gomez, High Commissioner of Barbados, Ms Juliet Bynoe-Sutherland, High Commissioner of Canada, Ms Myriam Montrat, and High Commissioner of the Republic of Rwanda, Mrs Rosemary Mbabazi.

The others were Ambassador of Mexico, Ms Norma Ang Sanchez, Ambassador of Suriname, Madam Fidelia Graand- Galon, Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates, Dr Badreyya Al Shehhi, Ambassador of Equatorial Guinea, Mrs Cecilia Obono Ndong Nchama and Dr. Toni Luck, Co-Founder, DAF.