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MoSAAG supports Moree Junction Islamic School

 MoFCOM Scholars Alumni Association of Ghana (MoSAAG) has presented a number of items to the Moree Junction Islamic School in the Abura Asebu district of the Central Region.

The association is a network of Ghanaian scholars and profes­sionals who have benefited from scholarship under the Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) Scholar­ship of China.

Items presented by the associ­ation include over 3,000 exercise books, as well as pens and pencils.

The presentation formed part of the group’s commitment towards supporting teaching and learning in the school.

Members of MoSAAG also held mentorship sessions for the pupils.

The interactive sessions focused on key areas including emotional intelligence, breaking barriers, skills and talent identification, and how to align their talents with future courses of study.

The President of the associa­tion, Leonard Edem Cosmos, who presented the items, explained that, the initiative forms part of its commitment to give back to society and contribute to the de­velopment of young people across the country.

The Headmaster of Moree Junc­tion Islamic Basic School, Alhaji Haruna Mohammed, who received the items on behalf of the school, commended members of the asso­ciation for the presentation.

He said the presentation was a timely gesture and appealed to the group to extend other opportuni­ties to the school.

He further appealed for infra­structure support for the school.

In his remarks, the chairman of the Parents Teachers Association (PTA), Yahaya Yakubu Abdulah, also expressed appreciation to the group for the kind gesture.

According to him, the items presented would relieve parents from the financial burden associ­ated with the beginning of every academic year.

Since its establishment, Mo­SAAG has carried out several community impact activities across Ghana, including donations, clean-up exercises, mentorships, and capacity-building workshops.

The association reaffirmed its dedication to promoting bilater­al relations between Ghana and China while fostering the personal and professional development of its members.

 FROM DAVID O. YARBOI-TETTEH, MOREE

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