The plan hopes to reduce the shortage of skilled workers in Germany and give Africans a perspective in their home countries. AmaliTech offers graduates paid jobs that provide them with income. As a result, some of them can get a position in the German market without leaving Ghana. The tech company, headquartered in Cologne, Germany, brings skilled workers from its two locations in Ghana and Rwanda with local and international customers. As a result, the next generation of technology experts is being built up in Africa, and in the future, it will offer Germany a way out of the shortage of skilled workers in the IT sector. Germany’s companies currently lack 137,000 IT experts across all sectors, reports the digital industry association Bitkom.
SOURCE: DW
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