For Immediate Release

GSAREICA Announces International Address by Chairperson Emily Jemima Nyarko at Global Agrarian Science Conference in Russia

The Ghana Students Association of Research, Entrepreneurship, Innovation & Creative Arts (GSAREICA) is proud to announce that its Chairperson, Emily Jemima Nyarko, will deliver an address at the prestigious 1st International Research and Practice Conference on “Agrarian Science and Technologies: From Research to Implementation in Production,” scheduled for March 19–20, 2026, at I.T. Trubilin Kuban State Agricultural University in the Russian Federation.

The Ghana Students Association of Research, Entrepreneurship, Innovation & Creative Arts (GSAREICA)

High-level conference

This high-level conference, organized under the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation, brings together leading scientists, policymakers, engineers, and innovators from across the world to discuss cutting-edge advancements in agricultural science, land reclamation, climate impact, water management, and sustainable food production.

Miss Nyarko’s participation marks a significant milestone for Ghanaian youth representation on the global stage. As Chairperson of GSAREICA, she has been instrumental in promoting student-led research, entrepreneurship, innovation, and creative development across disciplines. Her address is expected to highlight:

• — The role of young researchers in transforming agriculture and food systems
• — Innovation and entrepreneurship as tools for sustainable development
• — Opportunities for international collaboration involving African students
• — Ghana’s growing contribution to global agricultural research

The conference is held in memory of renowned land reclamation scientist E.B. Velichko and features distinguished speakers from Russia, Belarus, Ghana, and other countries, including prominent professors, scientists, and institutional leaders.

GSAREICA believes that this invitation reflects increasing global recognition of Ghanaian student leadership and intellectual contributions. It also underscores the importance of youth participation in shaping the future of agriculture, climate resilience, and food security worldwide.

Emily Jemima Nyarko’s address represents not only GSAREICA but also the aspirations of Ghanaian students, innovators, and young entrepreneurs striving to create meaningful impact through knowledge and enterprise.

GSAREICA encourages the general public, academic institutions, policymakers, and the media to support and celebrate this achievement, which strengthens Ghana’s presence in international scientific dialogue.

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Communications Directorate

GSAREICA