Ghana’s Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu meets the Duke of Edinburgh at the Education World Forum in London, underscoring the global importance of education.
London, United Kingdom – May 2025
Ghana’s Minister of Education, Hon. Haruna Iddrisu, had a high-level engagement with the Duke of Edinburgh, youngest son of the late Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, during the prestigious Education World Forum 2025 in London.
The interaction offered a moment of diplomatic and intellectual exchange, as both leaders discussed the far-reaching impact of education on sustainable development, innovation, and youth empowerment.
A Meeting of Visionaries
The Duke of Edinburgh, who plays an active role in global charitable work with a focus on youth development and education, emphasized the need for cross-border partnerships that prioritize equitable access to quality education.
Minister Iddrisu reaffirmed Ghana’s commitment to education reform and innovation, noting that such collaborations are critical to addressing educational disparities across the developing world.
“This meeting with His Majesty’s brother was not only an honour but a testament to the global commitment to building resilient education systems that shape future generations,” the Minister said.
Ghana’s Growing Role in Global Education Dialogue
Ghana’s participation in the Education World Forum—the world’s largest gathering of education ministers—highlights the country’s role in the global conversation on policy innovation and sustainable education systems.
Accompanying the Minister were key Ghanaian delegates including Prof. G.K.T. Oduro, technical advisor to the Minister, and officials from the Ministry of Education.
The meeting also aligns with Ghana’s national education transformation agenda, which prioritizes access, equity, quality, and relevance at all levels of learning.
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