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The Chief Executive Officer of the National Youth Authority (NYA), Osman Ayariga, on Friday, August 7, visited the National Chief Imam to seek his prayers and blessings ahead of the upcoming National Youth Conference.
The meeting formed part of a broader engagement with key national stakeholders as the Authority intensifies preparations for the conference, which is expected to serve as a platform for dialogue on youth empowerment, leadership and national development.
Mr Ayariga said the guidance and support of respected religious leaders remain critical to fostering a sense of unity and shared responsibility among Ghana’s youth.
The National Chief Imam offered prayers for the success of the conference and expressed hope that its outcomes would contribute meaningfully to the development of young people and the progress of the nation.
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