The Government of Ghana is set to roll out its national Artificial Intelligence (AI) strategy on April 24, aimed at driving innovation and accelerating digital transformation across key sectors of the economy.
Speaking at a National Validation Workshop held in partnership with UNESCO, the Minister for Communications, Digital Technology and Innovation, Samuel Nartey George, announced that the strategy has received Cabinet approval.
He disclosed that Cabinet has also approved a $250 million investment for the establishment of a national AI centre to support local research and innovation.
According to the Minister, the initiative will promote the adoption of AI across various sectors, enhance service delivery, and create opportunities for homegrown technological solutions.
He noted that artificial intelligence will improve public services, boost agricultural productivity, support healthcare delivery, and expand financial inclusion.
The strategy is expected to position Ghana as a leading hub for AI development in Africa while ensuring responsible and inclusive use of the technology.
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