2025 budget sparks optimism – National GRASAG President-Elect

The 2025 budget has generated optimism among various stakeholders, particularly highlighted by the National President of the Graduate Students' Association of Ghana (GRASAG), who views it as a positive step for academia. The budget emphasizes increased funding for education, which GRASAG believes will enhance research and development opportunities for graduate students. The association perceives this financial commitment as essential for fostering innovation and improving academic resources, ultimately benefiting the country's educational landscape.

Moreover, GRASAG urges government officials to prioritize the concerns of graduate students in future budget discussions. They emphasize that addressing issues such as inadequate funding for research projects and better support for postgraduate programs is crucial. With further engagement and dialogue with policymakers, GRASAG is hopeful that upcoming budgets will continue to reflect a dedication to enhancing higher education in Ghana, which could lead to significant advancements in the nation's academic sector.