Aircraft-manufacturing training in Ghana
AXIX GP to begin aircraft manufacturing training in Ghana
Aircraft-manufacturing training in Ghana
AXIX GP Incorporation, a United States-based Aircraft
Manufacturing Company, is set to train Ghanaian youth in
the manufacturing of next-generation hybrid aircraft.
AXIX GP will assist in the development of a permanent
S.T.E.M. based education and professional technician
program in Ghana to secure a technologically
prepared 21st century workforce.
AXIX GP International Ltd – Aircraft-manufacturing training in Ghana
The company, which intends to establish its branch in
Ghana (AXIX GP International Ltd), would be situated
in the Greater Accra Region.
Chairperson of International Trade Council and Chief Executive
Officer (CEO) of Modern World Logistics Ltd, Solomon Addai
, who is leading the company to Ghana, said the company’s
strategy would be in line with the government’s
flagship program One District/One Factory policy.
He said the initiative, which has been supported by
the Member of Parliament for Anyaa Sowutom Constituency,
Dr Adomako Kissi, would create employment for the
teeming youth in the country.
“AXIX GP will manufacture prospective technologies
in multiple municipal districts and constituencies in
accordance with One District/One Factory concept to
create more jobs for the youth,” he added.
The CEO of AXIX GP, Laviere D. Rice, on his part,
said the company would engage the public to
implement a system of establishing and maintaining
a S.T.E.M. trained workforce in Ghana and Africa at large.
“We have a business and products that will create jobs,
but we need to ensure that the youth and others
have the education and training to compete and
sustain employment in the current and future workforce.
“Preparation is the key, and we need the people of
Ghana to understand they have a major
responsibility in this as well,” he said.
A Transfer-of-Technology
“A Transfer-of-Technology (ToT) only works when
the people buy in 100%. This is about the future,
and our (Africa) place in it,” Laviere Rice, AXIX GP, CEO, noted.
He said the company would advocate for and
implement 3D/4D additive manufacturing technology
and hardware science for applicable industries such
as farming, construction, medicine, and housing among
others in Ghana to improve the 21st-century manufacturing
technology capabilities of Ghana and Africa at large.
He stressed that, AXIX GP would develop leaders and
technology experts responsible for delivering high
quality products to the global economy.
“It would also develop a process of sustainable growth
of industry jobs via direct and indirect sources,” he said.
Mr Rice maintained that the company would improve
and maintain the overall “Health” of the communities
in which they operate.
“Absentee gentrification will be our policy,
moreover any urban/rural redevelopment we engage
in will not displace residents; only improve their
community,” he added.
He said it would identify alternative approaches to
traditional business opportunities; to develop concepts
that would change the future by leveraging R&D resources,
to launch disruptive products in markets and businesses.
AXIX GP International – Aircraft-manufacturing training in Ghana
AXIX GP International is an additive manufacturing company
which deals in the manufacturing of 3D printed,
hybrid powered, vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL)
aircraft called the Sky Rider.
AXIX GP intends to develop and manufacture Sky
Rider products such as Multi-purpose Aircraft
Transportation Vehicles (MATV), Sport Utility
Vehicle Aircraft (SUVA) and Urban Air Mobility
products/components, aviation infrastructure,
commercial jetliners, defense, space and security systems,
spacecraft in Ghana and Africa at large.
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