The Executive Director of the National Commission on Culture on Friday charged regional directors of the Centre for National Culture to reposition as a reliable, efficient and formidable force to support the government to deliver.
Janet Edna Nyame said this would help bring cultural issues to the forefront and enhance government’s allocation of resources to those areas for the promotion and preservation of culture towards national development.
She stated this at the End-of-Year Review Meeting of the Commission, which saw the adoption of strategic solutions towards the development of the Ghanaian culture.
The review meeting also served as a platform to appraise the performances and activities of the Centre for National Culture, identify implementation challenges or gaps, and adopt strategic solutions towards the future through effective forecasting.
Madam Nyame said the Ghanaian culture and creative industry deserved a strong public institution, which would provide competent leadership and guidance to its numerous enterprises and operations.
She expressed the hope that the directors would take advantage of the opportunities and confront the responsibilities bestowed on them to build the cultural sector.
The Director of Human Resource at the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture, Mr Otoo Langmagne called on the directors to forge partnerships with other institutions to promote cultural activities in their various regions.
He said even though culture was pivotal in the country’s development, the Commission's budgetary allocation was meagre.
The presentation focused on the Commission’s 2020 Budgetary Performance and Internally Generated Fund, activities and other performance indicators and Human resource management.
Others were the operations and agreements on the Centres’ lands and the way forward and the 2021 planned activities and other performance projections.
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