Friday 18 May 2018

Ghanaian President, Nana Akufo-Addo excited ...as organizers unveil AFRIMA 2018 calendar in Accra

Ghana Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture, Mrs Catherine Afeku  

The International Committee of AFRIMA, in partnership with African Union and the government of Ghana have declared that the calendar for the 2018 All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA) will be unveiled on Monday, May 21, 2018, at a world media event and music conference scheduled for Accra, Ghana.
Part of the agenda for the calendar unveiling is a courtesy visit to the President of Ghana, Nana Akufo-Addo, who is excited to receive African delegates and music stars scheduled to attend the epoch-making event.
The delegation will include Head of Culture, African Union, Mrs. Angela Martins; President/Executive Producer, AFRIMA, Mr. Mike Dada; Director, Brand Communications, AFRIMA; Ms. Matlou Tsotetsi; AFRIMA Regional Director; Western Africa, Mr. Don Obilor, the Ghanaian-UK AFRIMA Juror, (representing UK-Diaspora) and BBC-1 show host, Ms. Rita Ray and the AFRIMA Country Director, Ghana, Mr. Francis Doku.
Ghana’s Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture, Catherine Afeku, said the prestigious awards shares President Nana Akufo-Addo’s objective to develop sustainable tourism, hinged on Ghanaian arts and culture. “Arts and culture, as a sector, remains one of Africa’s greatest strengths. As well as being a source of values, identity and a sense of belonging, the creative industries have become a driver of economic growth and job creation. In agreeing to host the AFRIMA 2018 calendar unveiling, the Government of Ghana is motivated by the need to harness the potential of the creative sector of Ghana to promote national and regional tourism. We congratulate the African Union for lending its weight behind this laudable effort”, she said.


No comments:

Post a Comment

Iyabo Ojo laments increasing hardship in Nigeria

 Social Media influencer and actress Iyabo Ojo has lamented the worsening living condition in the country, warning that if we don't get ...