Upper East Regional Minister, Mr. Donatus Akamugri Atanga, has emphasized the need for a swift and objective approach to tackling Ghana’s educational challenges.

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According to him, education serves as the foundation of national development, yet in recent years, the sector has faced significant setbacks that require urgent intervention.

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Speaking at the zonal National Education Forum for the Upper East and North East Regions, themed “Transforming Education for a Sustainable Future,” he highlighted the importance of setting strategic priorities to revitalize the system.

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The forum brought together key stakeholders, including representatives from teacher unions, university administrators, lecturers, traditional and religious leaders, education directors, parents, and students, to assess the state of education and propose solutions.

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As a professional teacher, Mr. Atanga stressed the need for collective efforts in reforming curricula, improving infrastructure, and implementing policies that enhance access to quality education.

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He further noted that the forum’s theme aligns with the government’s broader vision of national renewal, emphasizing that sustainability must be integrated into all educational policies and reforms.

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“This forum is, therefore, an opportunity to engage in open and constructive discussions to explore concise and actionable recommendations that will form the basis for a comprehensive reform agenda in building an inclusive, equitable, and transformative educational system for Ghana and the benefit of all Ghanaians.

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“Together, we can deepen partnerships and transform our educational system into one that is inclusive and innovative to shape a sustainable future for generations to come,” Mr. Atanga told participants at the forum.

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