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Ghana’s creative arts sector will see a significant change if the National Democratic Congress (NDC) wins the 2024 general election.
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The next NDC government, led by former president John Dramani Mahama, through the party manifesto launch yesterday, August 24, 2024, promised to transform Ghana’s creative arts and tourism sector under the theme “Building a Thriving Creative Arts and Tourism Industry.”
The initiative, titled “The Black Star Experience,” aims to establish Ghana as a premier tourism destination through a year-round celebration of the country’s rich cultural heritage.
The Black Star Experience will feature a series of events across various disciplines, including a Pan African Month, a Ghana Film Festival and Awards Month, Culinary Month, Fashion and Textiles Month, and a Literary Month, among others.
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“This will include the celebration of the following: The Pan African Month, Celebrating Heritage, History and Diaspora Engagement. The Ghana Film Festival and Awards Month. Ghana Music World. Culinary Month. Architecture, Design, Arts and Crafts. Fashion and Textiles Month. Literacy/Literary Month,” the manifesto read.
In addition to these celebrations, the NDC also promised to establish several key initiatives to support the creative arts sector.
These initiatives include providing support for young digital content creators, a revival of the Creative Arts Fund, a partnership with the private sector, and more.
“We will also support young digital content creators in developing content that promotes Ghanaian culture, revive the Creative Arts Fund to provide sustainable financial support for start-ups and the ailing large, medium, and small creative enterprises,” the NDC said.
“Review and strictly enforce broadcasting, digital media, and local content provisions to stimulate local artistic productions. Facilitate, enforce, and enhance the collection and management system for copyrights and royalties in Ghana. Partner with the private sector to build an ultra-modern recreation village with auditoriums for films, musical concerts, and other special events,” the statement added.
In all, the NDC in its manifesto promised to use these “clear, actionable, and concise solutions” to revitalise the creative arts and tourism industry and create a vibrant cultural landscape that attracts tourists and supports local artists.
