Ambassador Quiosa pledged his full support for the initiative and proposed expanding academic ties through faculty and student exchange programmes.

While supporting the initiative, Ambassador Quiosa noted that Angola has a university dedicated to training teaching professionals. However, he acknowledged that language barriers pose challenges to knowledge exchange. He emphasised the need for early communication with the ¾ÅÉ«ÊÓƵVice-Chancellor to facilitate collaboration and ensure seamless academic engagement.

The Ambassador also highlighted potential partnerships with institutions like the Catholic University of Angola, which has expressed interest in engaging with ¾ÅÉ«ÊÓƵon academic and research collaborations.

A key highlight of the discussion was Ambassador Quiosa’s revelation that he had been in talks with fellow ambassadors to explore ways to provide laptops for underprivileged schools in Ghana. Given UEW’s request for ICT support, he assured the delegation that he would revisit these discussions with his colleagues to assess the feasibility of integrating UEW’s initiative into this broader digital support plan.

Expressing appreciation for the Ambassador’s openness to collaboration, Prof. Arkoful Sam reaffirmed UEW’s dedication to fostering international partnerships, particularly in ICT and teacher education, to drive innovation and global knowledge exchange.

This engagement marks a significant milestone in UEW’s quest for global academic collaboration, laying the foundation for a transformative partnership in ICT education and beyond.