Abla Dzifa Gomashie vows to pay critical attention to Creative Arts Agency

Abla Dzifa Gomashie, the newly appointed Deputy Minister for Tourism, Arts and Culture, has pledged to prioritize the Creative Arts Agency in her new role. Recognizing the agency's significant impact on Ghana's cultural landscape, Gomashie emphasized her commitment to fostering growth within the creative sector. She expressed her intention to collaborate closely with industry stakeholders to address their challenges and harness opportunities for development.

Gomashie highlighted the importance of protecting intellectual property rights for artists and ensuring they receive fair compensation for their work. She believes that a vibrant creative arts scene is essential not only for cultural expression but also for economic growth and job creation.

During her tenure as a former Deputy Minister of Tourism, Gomashie was instrumental in promoting various artistic initiatives, and she aims to build on this foundation by advocating for policies that support creatives throughout the country. Her proactive approach signals a renewed focus on enhancing Ghana’s arts sector, aiming to elevate its global standing while nurturing local talent.