GISF Participates In Ghana–German Digital Dialogue.

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In a world where children are the fastest-growing group of internet users, protecting them online is no longer optional. It is urgent. That’s why we are proud to share that our President & CISO, Emmanuel Adinkra- CISM,MCSE,PMP,contributed virtually in the recent Ghanaian–German Digital Dialogue,
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In a world where children are the fastest-growing group of internet users, protecting them online is no longer optional. It is urgent. That’s why we are proud to share that our President & CISO, Emmanuel Adinkra- CISM,MCSE,PMP,contributed virtually in the recent Ghanaian–German Digital Dialogue, convened by the Ministry of Communications, Digital Technology and Innovation, through the National Information Technology Agency(NITA) Ghana, with support from GIZ Ghana and the International Digital Dialogues.

This multi-stakeholder consultation brought together key voices to shape priorities for an inclusive, future-ready digital transformation in Ghana. Mr. Adinkra contributed to the dialogue by addressing the topic “Child Online Protection in Ghana and Emerging Threats.” His participation highlighted the urgent need to protect children as Ghana’s digital landscape evolves, ensuring that the benefits of technology are not overshadowed by the growing risks they face online.

Child Online Protection remains central to our work at Ghana Internet Safety Foundation as we collaborate with government, industry, and civil society to ensure that the digital space is not only innovative but also safe and inclusive for all, especially the most vulnerable.

We commend NITA, GIZ Ghana, and all partners for creating this platform to drive meaningful conversations that connect policy, technology, and human impact.

Together, we can build a digital future where safety and progress go hand in hand.

#ChildOnlineProtection #DigitalTransformation #GhanaDigitalAgenda #TechForInnovation #GISFOnlineSafety #OnlineSafety

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