Ghanaian STEM advocate Ifeanyi Ahyia Adjei has been chosen to represent the country at the third Bridge Africa Summit, which will run from 11 to 13 November 2026 at Mohammed VI Polytechnic University in Benguerir, Morocco.
Adjei, who leads the Ogyeahoho Science and Tech Fair, will use the platform to highlight Ghana’s work in bringing robotics, drone technology, virtual reality, coding and artificial intelligence to nearly 10,000 junior and senior high‑school students in the Western North Region.
Since its 2024 launch, the fair has partnered with organisations such as Zipline, Kumasi Hive, Yamoransa, IoT Network Hub, STEMAIDE and aRm to provide workshops, mentorship and real‑world demonstrations that link classroom learning to career opportunities in the technology sector.
Speaking about her role, Adjei said the summit offers a chance to connect with African leaders, innovators and institutions, exchange ideas on youth development and forge partnerships that could expand the fair’s reach beyond Ghana.
In addition to her work with the fair, she is Head of Corporate Communications & Client Services at Avance Media, where she shapes strategic communications and amplifies African stories of leadership and development.
For Adjei, the event is more than a gathering; it is a platform to bring Ghana’s experience in technology‑focused education into a broader continental dialogue and to explore collaborations that will create new opportunities for the next generation of innovators.
