The Minister for Education, Haruna Iddrisu, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Ministry of Education and Cambridge Education at the ongoing Education World Forum, aimed at advancing Ghana’s education reform agenda.

The agreement is expected to provide a structured and practical framework for collaboration to strengthen key areas of the education sector, including system analysis, curriculum development, assessment reforms, and teacher professional development.

It also places emphasis on emerging cross-cutting priorities such as climate education and the integration of Artificial Intelligence into teaching and learning systems.

According to the Ministry, the partnership is designed to support Ghana’s efforts to build a more responsive, modern, and skills-oriented education system capable of meeting global standards and labour market demands.

The collaboration will also explore ways to improve learning outcomes through evidence-based policy design and enhanced capacity building for educators.

The signing took place on the sidelines of the Education World Forum, a global platform that brings together education ministers and policymakers to discuss reforms and innovations in the sector.

The Ministry of Education described the partnership as a significant step toward accelerating ongoing reforms and strengthening Ghana’s long-term human capital development strategy.