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MasterCard Foundation and Absa Bank Ghana announce youth employment partnership in Ghana

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MasterCard Foundation and Absa Bank Ghana announced a partnership focused on youth employment initiatives in Ghana. The announcement was made on September 28, 2026. Separately, a recent inauguration ceremony for Absa Bank Ghana's new head office, Absa Place, took place in Accra. During the event, the Vice-President of Absa urged financial institutions to support businesses, expand financial access, and contribute to Ghana’s economic transformation.

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The partnership aims to leverage the combined strengths of the two organizations to address youth unemployment in Ghana. The initiatives are situated against a backdrop where the government emphasizes the need for financial institutions to create sustainable employment and support value addition in the country.

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  • MasterCard FoundationInternational non-governmental organization involved in a youth employment partnership in Ghana.

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  1. NDPC called for TVET integration for youth during a MasterCard Foundation convening in Ghana.1 source
  2. The two organizations announced a partnership focused on youth employment in Ghana.1 source

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