
In a strategic move to enhance medical education and healthcare collaboration, key officers of Pentecost University (University A+), alongside esteemed faculty members, leaders of the Youth Ministry, PENSA International, PENSA Ghana, and PENTSOS, engaged in a high-level meeting with distinguished medical teams from Main Line Health, USA, and Imaghe World, USA.
The meeting, held in an atmosphere of mutual respect and shared vision, aimed to establish a stronger partnership between the institutions, with a particular focus on mentorship programs, specialized training initiatives, logistical support for the university’s Nursing and Midwifery programs, and the facilitation of new medically related programs in collaboration with Main Line Health, Imaghe World, and Pentecost University.
During the discussions, Apostle Professor Kwabena Agyapong-Kodua, Vice-Chancellor of Pentecost University, provided a comprehensive overview of the university’s academic programs and its growing impact within the healthcare sector. He emphasized the institution’s commitment to academic excellence, innovation, and community transformation, highlighting its continuous efforts to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application in medical education.
In response, the Main Line Health and Imaghe World USA delegation, led by Dr. Larry Livornese, Dr. Obed Agyei, and Mr. David Antwi, expressed their unwavering support and eagerness to strengthen ties with Pentecost University. They underscored their readiness to facilitate knowledge exchange, provide technical expertise, and create avenues for medical students and professionals to benefit from world-class training opportunities.

The meeting marked a significant step toward fostering international collaboration in healthcare education and practice. By aligning resources and expertise, the partnership is expected to enhance the quality of medical training, improve healthcare delivery, and open doors for groundbreaking research and professional development opportunities.
With both parties committed to working together for the greater good, this initiative is set to reshape medical education and healthcare practice—benefiting students, faculty, and the broader community.
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