
Sheikh Tejan Nyang
Sheikh Tejan Nyang is a prominent Gambian educator and advocate for regional cooperation, particularly in the realms of tourism, vocational education, and cultural exchange. He is the founder of the International Tourism Training Organization Gambia (ITTOG), which has emerged as a leading vocational institution in West Africa, recognized for its contributions to technical and vocational education and training. Recently, he called for stronger ties between the Caribbean and West African nations during a forum in Montego Bay, emphasizing the need for collaboration to enhance tourism and cultural heritage. Nyang's vision includes practical apprenticeship programs and government-funded internships to empower youth and promote shared heritage, reflecting his commitment to building a unified future through education and cross-regional partnerships.
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Recent news mentions
Alh. Sheikh Tijan Nyan, the retiring head of School, described the day as a moment of reflection, gratitude, and farewell.
ITTOG Graduates 18th Batch of studentsSheikh Nyang showcased The Gambia’s heritage at the Azerbaijan Halal Business Forum.
Sheikh Tejan Nyang showcases Gambia’s heritage at Azerbaijan Halal Business ForumSheikh Tejan Nyang, head of school, ITTOG, will also speak.
Institute of Travel and Tourism of The Gambia and Western Hospitality Institute to sign MOU | NewsSheikh Tejan Nyang calls for stronger CARICOM–ECOWAS tourism and cultural ties at a forum in Montego Bay.
Gambia’s Sheikh Tejan Nyang calls for stronger CARICOM–ECOWAS tourism, cultural ties at Montego Bay forum







