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Global youth group AIESEC has outlined activities to celebrate its golden jubilee in Ghana.
The non-profit organization which operates in 110 countries and presently in five universities in Ghana focuses on developing leadership and management skills among the youth.
The year-long celebration will involve seminars, leadership fora and other activities.
Board member of AIESEC Ghana, Michael Cobblah said the group will be focusing especially on corporate governance.
He said what the country needs now are youth who are problem solvers.
Source: Joy Business/Ghana
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