IMANI visits Ministry Of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts

The Minister of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts has actually gotten the IMANI Center for Policy and Education group at the Ministry.

In a post shared after the conference, the Minister, Abla Dzifa Gomashie, stated she discovered it unique to have the popular think tank come through to comprehend the Ministry’s work, what has actually been done so far and the method forward.

She required increased financial investment in Ghana’s cultural heritage, innovative markets and tourist facilities to drive financial development, develop tasks and enhance incomes.

She highlighted the capacity of Ghana’s heritage websites, Kente aka Kete, Fugu, Highlife Music and Dance, Gastronomy and Festivals to draw in visitors and develop organization chances.

She likewise highlighted continuous efforts to bring back chosen forts and castles, reinforce cultural conservation, secure copyright and promote Ghanaian imagination on the international phase.

Speaking on behalf of the delegation, Mr. Franklin Cudjoe thanked the Ministry for getting them and clarifying the scope of work done and the forecasts into the future of the sector.

The group from IMANI consisted of Selorm Branttie, Kay Codjoe and Meme Princess Umul Hatiyya.

The engagement checked out chances for policy research study and cooperation to support evidence-based decision-making and sustainable advancement throughout the tourist, culture and innovative sector.

By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme