Audio By Carbonatix
The Minister of Tourism, Ms Akua Sena Dansua says upcoming the First African Choral Festival will give Ghana the much needed publicity in the international exposure which is going to boost investment in the country.
Speaking at the launch of the festival on Tuesday in Accra, she stated that Ghana will welcome about 17 international groups from United States, Africa and across the world who have expressed their desire to participate in this maiden edition of the choral festival.
The first African Choral Festival dubbed “Africa Sing Aloud” is part of the Ministry’s efforts at fostering closer collaboration and cultural exchange among African countries.
The theme for the maiden edition of African Choral Festival is “Celebrating Culture through Choral Music”. It will be held at the National Theater in Accra and Cape Coast Castle, in the Central Region in February 2012.
The Executive Director of the Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA), Mr. Julius Debrah said preceding the event will be a national choral competition in February 2012, where winners from the regional competitions to be held between January 10th and 28th will compete for the top three slots to represent Ghana at the international festival.
Mr. Debrah therefore urged Choral Music enthusiasts to be part of this great event. The Ministry will feature choirs that will represent the best in the Ghanaian Choral Music.
The festival is being put together by the Ministry of Tourism, Ghana Tourism Authority in collaboration with the Ministry of Chieftaincy and Culture, and partnered by the Multimedia Group Ltd.
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Tags:
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
BoG deploys AI to improve inflation forecasting and economic data gathering – First Deputy Governor
4 minutes -
Ghana records fastest economic growth since 2019, but requires reforms to translate into jobs – World Bank
7 minutes -
Central Region NPP women executives endorse Justin Kodua for second term
2 hours -
Oil extends losses on hopes for Middle East talks to ease supply woes
2 hours -
Gov’t must put its skin in the game – Chamber of Mines demands tax, power relief for local gold refining
2 hours -
I was suspended for defending NPP constitution, not opposing Akufo-Addo – Sammy Crabbe
2 hours -
NPP suffered serious systemic failure in 2024 polls – Sammy Crabbe
3 hours -
AMA arrests six drivers, mates over alleged overcharging of passengers
3 hours -
NDC activist backs Sammy Gyamfi, calls for facts in GoldBod $1.7bn debate
3 hours -
‘Don’t exclude us, then blame us for indiscipline’ – Catholic Bishops on GES Council removal
3 hours -
Minority accuses Majority of wasting parliamentary time after emergency recall
3 hours -
Catholic Bishops warn galamsey becoming source of employment for Ghanaian youth
3 hours -
Can we give refineries more cheap power? – Chamber of Mines pushes energy solution for local gold refining
3 hours -
Parliament to vet Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings, Mahama Ayariga today
3 hours -
Presby Moderator urges government to show political will to end galamsey
3 hours