Unesco Ghana

19/08/2026

Great conversation between Unesco Ghana we & JoyNews's Emefa Akosua Adeti! 🎙️ UNESCO leadership briefed the anchor on our ongoing work in education, culture, and communication, highlighting 70 years of partnership with Ghana.

17/08/2026

UNESCO seeks a Consultant to enhance GNRF's Grant Management System (Ghana). Submit Technical & Financial Proposals to [email protected] by 24 Aug 2026. Access ToR via:

14/08/2026

13/08/2026

H.E. Fidelia Graand-Galon, Ambassador of Suriname, paid a courtesy call on Mr. Edmond Moukala, UNESCO Representative to Ghana. Discussions reaffirmed the importance of cultural cooperation, knowledge exchange and shared heritage between Ghana and Suriname.

12/08/2026

Unesco Ghana joined NYA at the National Youth Conference for . With UNFPA Ghana, AfriYan & PPAG, UNESCO led a session on youth advocacy for the WCA Commitment: educated, healthy & thriving adolescents in Ghana.

06/08/2026

Unesco Ghana and Ghana Education Trust Fund have signed a Letter of Intent under the AI EmpowerED Programme, reaffirming their commitment to equipping TVET educators and learners with the digital and AI skills needed for the future of work. Implemented through the UNESCO Global Skills Academy in partnership with Microsoft, KPMG Ghana and Tablet Academy, the programme supports Ghana's digital transformation agenda by strengthening institutions, empowering educators and expanding access to AI-enabled learning. Through a cascade training model, the initiative aims to reach 500,000 beneficiaries by the end of the 2027 school year.
Together, we are building a more inclusive, innovative and future-ready TVET system for Ghana.

06/08/2026

UNESCO Representative to Ghana, Edmond Moukala, was pleased to receive a courtesy call from H.E. Andre Ordash, Ambassador of the Russian Federation to Ghana. The discussion centred on ways to support Ghana’s efforts in the sectors of education, culture, and science to advance sustainable development goals in the country.

04/08/2026

Protecting underwater cultural heritage also supports sustainable development. Through responsible tourism, scientific research, education and capacity-building, the Blue Economy can create opportunities while preserving these historical truth, honours those who suffered, and strengthens our collective memory.

04/08/2026

Climate change, coastal erosion and expanding maritime activities threaten our underwater heritage. It's time to strengthen cooperation, invest in research, and integrate heritage protection into national planning. Together, we can safeguard our oceans' silent chronicles.

03/08/2026

Beyond our UNESCO World Heritage Forts & Castles, the seabed of the Gulf of Guinea safeguards vital evidence that completes the shared history of the transatlantic trade in enslaved Africans.
They are its sacred spaces.