In a heartwarming display of commitment to Ghanaian students in the People’s Republic of China, Ambassador Kojo Bonsu has been honoured with the title “Gen Z President” by the National Union of Ghana Students (NUGS) in China.

The title recognizes his tireless efforts in supporting and empowering students across various Chinese provinces.

During a virtual Akwaaba Night ceremony, Ambassador Bonsu reaffirmed President John Mahama’s unwavering commitment to the safety and well-being of Ghanaian students in China.

He emphasised the importance of applying the knowledge and skills acquired abroad to Ghana’s development, urging students to be proactive and innovative in addressing the nation’s challenges.

The Ambassador’s open-door policy was warmly received by the students, who were encouraged to reach out to the Embassy for assistance and guidance.

He also highlighted emerging opportunities for graduates in both the public and private sectors, stressing the need for young professionals to use their expertise to drive national growth.

In an effort to strengthen ties with the student community, Ambassador Bonsu announced plans to introduce new initiatives that will allow the Embassy to monitor students’ progress, organize annual networking events and address any challenges they may encounter.

The student leaders expressed excitement and gratitude for the Ambassador’s continuous support, commending his dedication to their welfare and academic success.

The “Gen Z President” title stands as a testament to Ambassador Bonsu’s unwavering commitment to empowering Ghanaian students in China and his vision for their future success.

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