Mangaluru: The Yenepoya (deemed to be university) and the President of Ghana India Trade Advisory Chamber along with Rector of Pentecost University has signed a memorandum of understanding on Monday, June 17, for the purpose of educational cooperation, extending health services and strengthening of relationship between two counties in terms of health, education and skill development.
On this occasion Honb’le chancellor Yenepoya Abdullah Kunhi of Yenepoya University, Honb’le vice chancellor Dr. M Vijaya Kumar and other officials of the university along with Honb’le President Dominic Oduro-antwi, GhanaiIndia Trade Advisory Chamber, and several other delegations from Republic of Ghana namely, Nayoota Twum Barima, executive member responsible for client relations for Ghana India Trade Advisory Chamber, Apostle Dr Daniel Walker, Rector Pentecost University College, Ghana, Jenny Ssaintte, team leader for West Africa Crop Research Centre at the University of Ghana-Legon, Michael W K Gyimah head of library, Principal officer at Pentecost University College and Dr Senorita Issac, Executive Head of Women and Child Welfare Wing, Delhi, NCR Chapter and Founder Chairperson of Human Achievers Foundation were present.
The purpose of this MoU is to enhance bilateral co-operation in medical education and research, health care services and skill development. The MoU also envisages training of doctors in advanced fellowships in super/subspecialties, capacity building and skill training through health technology programmes, medical tourism, free paediatric care, faculty and student exchange in health and allied sectors, and establishment of joint centres for excellence in research and training at Ghana, establishment of incubation, medical technology and entrepreneurship development centres.
