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原文原文 / Original TextThe University of Cape Coast (UCC) is to benefit from a US$500 million private-sector investment to construct 28 hostel blocks with capacity to accommodate up to 28,000 students under a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) arrangement.
The project, being undertaken by GSC Property Investment, is expected to be completed within five years at no direct cost to the state.
The facilities will eventually be transferred to the university after the agreed concession period.
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Addressing the press in Accra yesterday, the Minister of Education, Mr Haruna Iddrisu, said the project formed part of efforts to address the acute accommodation deficit at UCC and reduce the burden on students who depended on private accommodation around the university.
He said the project would also include a commercial centre, catering centre, entertainment and cinema centre, student activity centre, parking facilities and other supporting infrastructure.
Mr Iddrisu said the university would provide the investor with relevant data to support feasibility studies and the design of the project, subject to government approval.
He urged other public universities to explore similar PPP arrangements to expand infrastructure, increase access to higher education and support teaching, innovation and research.
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