Kwesi Baiden advocates for curriculum reform at Millennium Excellence Awards panel on AI and blockchain

Kwesi Baiden, the Deputy CEO of Margins Group, has called for education reform in Ghana. He spoke at the Millennium Excellence Awards celebration. The event focused on "AI, Blockchain and the Future of Business."

Baiden stressed the need for change in Ghana's education system. He said, “For Ghana to join the AI transformation, our curriculum must change.” He highlighted that intentional changes are necessary for progress in emerging technologies.

The three-day Millennium Excellence Awards event has been held since 1999. It brings together leaders from technology, policy, and business. This forum allows discussions on how innovation can drive Ghana’s development.

Baiden's comments reflect Margins Group's commitment to improving education through Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). The company supports technology-focused learning and skills development.

As discussions about AI and blockchain grow, stakeholders recognize the need for strategic education reform. This reform is essential for preparing Ghanaians to compete globally.