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Aug
Ghana is poised to rejuvenate its cultural landscape by revamping the National Cultural Policy, which has remained unchanged since 2004. The existing policy has become outdated due to the rapid pace of technological advancements and evolving societal demands. With financial backing from UNESCO and the European Union, the Ministry of Tourism, Arts, and Culture is spearheading efforts to update the policy, ensuring it aligns with current development trends. Ghana’s vibrant cultural heritage—marked by its diverse ethnic groups, languages, and artistic traditions—remains a fundamental aspect of the nation’s identity. To ensure comprehensive stakeholder involvement, the Ministry hosted a validation workshop at…