Building the capacity of professionals in the cultural sector is a key focus of GCF's policy, research, and advocacy efforts.
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The Ghana Culture Forum (GCF) has been advised to focus on innovation and talent development in the cultural and creative industries to drive economic growth and prosperity. The Head of Office of UNESCO in Ghana, Mr Edmond Moukala(in white) gave this advice during a meeting with the leadership of the GCF. He reiterated UNESCO's dedication to providing resources and expertise that can aid in the development of cultural policies that resonate with local communities.
The Ghana Culture Forum has launched a new website at an event held at the Accra Tourist Information Centre on November 26, 2024.
The Chairman of the Ghana Culture Forum, Nana Otuo Owoahene Acheampong, has called on corporate institutions to support the cultural sector.
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Ghana's rich tapestry of music, dance, and storytelling is under threat. Timeworn traditions fade, silenced by the echoes of progress. But at the Ghana Culture Forum (GCF), we're weaving a brighter future, thread by thread.
