The Youth Wing of the Islamic Mission Secretariat (IMS) is set to host its 2026 Annual Youth Camp at Bonsu in the Nkoranza South Municipality, with a strong focus on equipping young people to navigate the digital age while upholding Islamic values.
Scheduled from April 2 to April 5, the three-day event will be held under the theme “Youth and Technology: Navigating the Digital Age with Islamic Values.” The camp is expected to bring together youth, traditional leaders, policymakers, and religious figures for discussions and activities aimed at personal and community development.
According to a statement signed by Fuseini Alhassan, the programme will feature community outreach initiatives, capacity-building sessions, as well as educational and recreational competitions designed to promote learning and teamwork among participants.
The event will also attract high-profile speakers, including Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare, Minister for Trade and Industry and Member of Parliament for Techiman North, who is expected to address the opening session. Other invited dignitaries include Members of Parliament Martin Agyei Mensah Korsah (Techiman South), Emmanuel Kwadwo Agyekum (Nkoranza South), and Joseph Mensah (Nkoranza North).
Religious leaders expected at the camp include Sheikh Harun Ahmed Appau, IMS National President; Alhaji Musa Asante, IMS National Chairman; Professor Mustafa Opoku, IMS General Secretary; and Sheikh Abdul Mumin, Bono Regional Manager of the Islamic Education Unit.
The camp is expected to provide a platform for young people to explore the intersection of faith, technology, and modern societal challenges while promoting leadership, discipline, and innovation.
