Six Nigerian universities have secured an opportunity to access funding from the 15 Intra-Africa Mobility Scheme Projects funded by the European Union with 27 million Euros under the flagship Youth Mobility for Africa.
The Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Education, Didi Walson-Jack, at the Global Gateway High-Level Event on Education in Brussels, signed an agreement for a transformative initiative, which secured the groundbreaking opportunity for the universities.
The Director, Public Relations, Federal Ministry of Education, Folasade Boriowo said under the initiative, the European Union will spend 27 million Euros in the education and healthcare sectors in Africa with the aim to enhance learning mobility opportunities for students, trainees, and staff across the continent, focusing on the development of high-level green and digital skills.
She noted that each university’s participation underscores the collaborative effort towards advancing education and skill development in Africa.
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