On November 8, His Excellency Prof. Kingsley Nyarko, Deputy Minister of Education of Ghana, visited the Wuhan headquarters of OS-EASY Computing Co., Ltd. He was warmly received by Xing Taiquan, Director of International Marketing at OS-EASY.
Director Xing Taiquan first expressed gratitude and honor for the visit of Prof. Kingsley Nyarko and provided a detailed introduction to the transformative impact of cloud computing technology on the IT industry, as well as OS-EASY’s extensive involvement in the digital development of education in China and internationally. As a city with 1.3 million university students, Wuhan has seen its educational development contribute significantly to the growth of the city’s new economy.
Xing Taiquan introduces the transformation brought by cloud computing (Image)
Deputy Minister Prof. Kingsley Nyarko praised OS-EASY’s contributions to the computer industry, stating: “China’s educational development has not only cultivated a large number of high-caliber researchers but has also demonstrated the tremendous progress achieved through over 40 years of reform and opening-up, facilitating China’s transition from a traditional economy to a new economy. It is truly gratifying to see OS-EASY keeping pace with the times, achieving the top position in China’s higher education market while also supporting the informatization of education in international markets.”
Xing Taiquan presents OhwYaa’s online teaching experiments (Image)
Subsequently, Prof. Kingsley Nyarko and his delegation reviewed the UNESCO Ghana Smart Classroom Project, expressing gratitude to UNESCO and the Chinese Ministry of Education. This project, highly prioritized during the Ghanaian Minister of Education’s visit to UNESCO headquarters in Paris, provides strong support for advancing Ghana’s educational reforms and fostering collaboration within the China-Africa University Alliance.
Prof. Kingsley Nyarko inspects the Smart Classroom Project (Image)
Africa shares a similar historical starting point with China and urgently needs to establish its own educational and economic systems while expanding new economic industries. China’s educational development experience offers valuable lessons for Africa.
Coinciding with efforts by the Hubei Provincial Government and the Department of Science and Technology to strengthen China-Africa innovation and entrepreneurship, a series of youth awards and technology transfer collaborations have emerged. African universities will actively participate in enhancing independent innovation capabilities and promoting knowledge-based economic transformation. The Ghanaian Ministry of Education will further engage in international cooperation with UNESCO and the Chinese Ministry of Education to advance the China-Africa University Alliance and learn from China’s experience.
Group photo commemorating the meeting (Image)
