The Pan-African Leadership Institute (PALI) has partnered with the EIB Network to promote ethical, African-centred leadership and strengthen leadership capacity across Ghana and beyond.
The partnership will see the two institutions collaborate to develop leadership capacity among individuals in the media, politics, finance, technology, education, youth development and other spheres of influence.
The initiative brings together PALI’s leadership philosophy, which draws on African wisdom and the Ubuntu concept of leadership, and the EIB Network’s media and communications platforms to broaden conversations on transformational leadership.
President of PALI, Dr Kofi Osei-Kusi, said Africa was not short of resources or talent but needed more effective leaders capable of using its potential for the benefit of its people.
He said the partnership would contribute to developing servant leaders who prioritise people and demonstrate ethical leadership in their respective fields.
Chief Executive Officer of EIB Network, Nathan Kwabena Anokye Adisi, popularly known as Bola Ray, described the collaboration as a commitment to nurturing transformational and servant leaders.
He pledged the Network’s platforms to amplify PALI’s leadership training initiatives and extend their reach across Ghana, Africa and the diaspora.
Dr Osei-Kusi said the institute’s ambition over the next five years and beyond was to help produce more leaders who genuinely cared about people and maximised available resources for the benefit of the wider population, rather than a privileged few.
The partnership is expected to go beyond advocacy and discussions to include practical training, mentorship programmes and leadership forums across Africa and the diaspora.
The collaboration seeks to nurture a new generation of ethical and people-centred leaders equipped to translate Africa’s resources and potential into shared prosperity.
