The Role of the Ghana Space Science and Technology Centre in Advancing National Development
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In 2012, Ghana was elected to chair the Commission on Science and Technology for Sustainable Development in the South (Comsats), a significant milestone that underscores the nation's dedication to fostering scientific and technological advancement among developing countries.
This leadership role not only positions Ghana as a key player in the global dialogue on sustainable development but also emphasizes its commitment to collaborative efforts in addressing common challenges faced by the Global South. Ghana's chairmanship of Comsats reflects its strategic vision to leverage science and technology as tools for economic growth and social development. Furthermore, Ghana has been actively involved in joint initiatives, such as its collaboration in space exploration with the South African National Space Agency, which showcases its commitment to advancing scientific research and innovation.
By chairing Comsats, Ghana aims to enhance partnerships, share knowledge, and promote sustainable practices that can lead to improved living standards and environmental sustainability across the region. This role is pivotal in driving forward the agenda of science and technology as essential components for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in the South.
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Primary Reference: Sherry Ayittey

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