The two educational institutions, according to the MOU would collaborate to run and promote programmes in Organisational Development (OD) between Ghana and China.

This was contained in a press statement signed by Dr Gabriel Gbiel Benarkuu, the President of CCOD, and copied to the Ghana News Agency on Wednesday.

It said Mr Joseph Adams, the Director for Open Minds Africa, and Dr Benarkuu signed the agreement on Tuesday at CCOD’s Pastoral Center in Sunyani.

Other objectives of the MOU are to promote interest in the OD facilitation of change and research activities in China, train professional and create an OD Clinic for effective teaching and learning of the programmes.

The statement said certificates would be awarded to students and participants who would successfully go through the various OD programmes.

Affiliated to the University of Development Studies, CCOD is a premier technical OD University in Africa focused on strategic leadership development and facilitates competency-based OD programmes for professionals and academia.