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NYA CEO Osman Abdulai Ayariga Calls for Increased Youth Investment at African SDGs Summit

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June 24, 2026
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A strong call for increased investment in youth development across Africa took center stage at the 6th African Youth SDGs Summit, as Ghana reaffirmed its commitment to empowering young people as key drivers of sustainable development.

Delivering a speech on behalf of the Minister for Youth Development and Empowerment, Hon. George Opare Addo, the Chief Executive Officer of the National Youth Authority, Osman Abdulai Ayariga, Esq., emphasized that Africa’s future hinges on the deliberate inclusion of young people in policy design and implementation.

Addressing distinguished guests, policymakers, development partners, and youth leaders from across the continent, Ayariga noted that while young Africans are already leading change in areas such as climate action, digital innovation, and governance, more structured support is needed to unlock their full potential.

“Our theme, ‘Reimagining Africa Through Youth-Driven Solutions,’ reflects the urgency of placing young people at the center of development,” he said. “Investing in youth is not charity—it is a strategic necessity for Africa’s peace, prosperity, and sustainable future.”

He highlighted the role of Ghana’s Ministry of Youth Development and Empowerment in providing strategic direction, alongside implementing agencies like the National Youth Authority, to deliver impactful youth-focused programs. He also commended the Summit’s organizers for creating a platform that fosters collaboration, knowledge exchange, and practical partnerships.

The address further underscored the importance of empowering youth-led initiatives through access to funding, mentorship, and opportunities for meaningful participation in decision-making processes.

“Africa is the youngest continent on earth. Our greatest resource is not beneath the ground, but in the creativity, resilience, and energy of our youth,” Ayariga stated.

Participants at the summit were encouraged to move beyond dialogue and focus on actionable solutions that can be implemented and scaled across borders. The gathering continues to serve as a vital platform for shaping policies and partnerships that align with the Sustainable Development Goals.

The Summit is expected to conclude with renewed commitments from stakeholders to strengthen youth engagement and accelerate progress toward inclusive and sustainable development across Africa.

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