YGLN Founder, Emmanuel Addo pays a courtesy call on the Colombia Ambassador to Ghana, Her Excellency Claudia Turbay Quintero.

Young Global Leaders Network, an international youth development organization, on the 1 September 2020, led by its Founder, Emmanuel Addo paid a courtesy call on the Colombia Ambassador to Ghana, Her Excellency Claudia Turbay Quintero.

Other management members were Wisdom Dordoe, Afrakoma, and Matilda Sampong.
The organisation presented a citation to the Ambassador for her contributions towards women empowerment in Ghana and use the occasion to also thank the Ambassador for honoring the organisation’s invite as Special Guest Speaker during its maiden Women in Leadership Conference held at the University of Ghana.

The Columbia Ambassador to Ghana was briefed on the organisationst pending events.

Excellency Claudia Turbay Quintero thanked the Young Global Leaders Network for the honor and assured the organisation of its support. The Ambassador used the occasion to empower the management members and encouraged them to continue with its efforts of providing leadership training platforms for the youth.

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