2025 Alumni Lecture Spotlights Role of Public-Private Partnerships in Ghana’s Development

The Executive Chairman of the KGL Group, Mr. Alex Apau Dadey Jnr., has underscored the crucial role of public-private partnerships (PPPs) in advancing Ghana’s development agenda. Delivering the 2025 University of Ghana Alumni Lecture, he explored the theme of responsible corporate citizenship through the lens of Public-Private Partnerships, drawing on examples from Ghana and across the world.

Mr. Dadey highlighted how public-private collaborations can drive sustainable growth across key sectors such as education, health and infrastructure. He explained the importance of accountability, innovation and shared purpose in promoting partnerships that deliver meaningful national impact.

The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Nana Aba Appiah Amfo, commended Mr. Dadey for his insightful presentation and reaffirmed the University’s commitment to serving as a platform for national dialogue on development. She noted that the evolution of public-private frameworks continues to strengthen partnerships that advance progress across vital sectors and contribute to accelerated national growth.

The Chairman of the University of Ghana Alumni Association (UGAA), Madam Doris Kisiwa Ansah, expressed appreciation to alumni who continue to support the University through projects and initiatives. She also encouraged others to reconnect with their alma mater and contribute to its development.

The 2025 Alumni Lecture brought together members of the University community, alumni, industry leaders and government representatives to reflect on how strategic partnerships can enhance Ghana’s socio-economic transformation.