YEA Signs MoU with Islamic Education Unit to Recruit 3,000 Arabic Teachers Nationwide

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The Youth Employment Agency (YEA), under the visionary leadership of CEO Malik Basintale, has signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Islamic Education Unit to formally roll out the Arabic Teachers Module. This groundbreaking initiative paves the way for the recruitment of 3,000 Arabic teachers across Ghana, reinforcing the Agency’s dual mandate of promoting employment creation while enhancing the quality and accessibility of Islamic education nationwide.

The signing ceremony was attended by high-ranking representatives of the National Chief Imam, alongside leaders from various Islamic sects and educational bodies. Their presence underscored the significance of the initiative and its potential to strengthen cultural preservation, expand Arabic literacy, and support structured religious education across Muslim communities in Ghana. Many described the programme as an essential step toward uplifting educational standards and empowering communities that have long advocated for greater support in this sector.

In his remarks, CEO Malik Basintale reaffirmed YEA’s unwavering commitment to ensuring that its employment interventions are inclusive, equitable, and responsive to the diverse needs of all Ghanaian communities. He emphasized that the Arabic Teachers Module goes beyond addressing unemployment, serving as a platform that empowers young, qualified individuals while safeguarding cultural and religious knowledge deeply rooted in Ghana’s heritage.

The partnership marks a historic milestone in YEA’s broader mission to broaden its impact through meaningful collaborations that drive national development. By supporting both job creation and educational advancement, the Agency continues to demonstrate its dedication to fostering sustainable livelihoods and ensuring that no community is left behind.

Through this initiative, the Youth Employment Agency is not only expanding employment opportunities but also contributing to the enrichment of Ghana’s multicultural identity, building a future where every child has access to quality education and every youth has a pathway to meaningful work.