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Europe INfocus with Aboagye Mintah(aboagyemintah@gmail.com): The business of sending skills abroad
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Europe INfocus with Aboagye Mintah([email protected]): The business of sending skills abroad

Published September 7, 20267 min read

From language schools and recruitment firms to vocational training and mobility finance, a new industry is emerging around the movement of African talent to Europe. Ghana has an opportunity to become a major player, but only if the sector is properly organised and ethical.

Published by Francis Buetey
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