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Ghanaian tourism minister regional tour and heritage efforts

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Ghanaian Minister for Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, Abla Dzifa Gomashie, ~~conducted~~ has expanded her focus on heritage conservation through both international diplomacy and domestic site protection. Following a ~~multi-day~~ tour of the Bono and Bono East Regions to assess cultural assets and ~~engage~~ address land encroachment, the Minister is now pursuing international partnerships to safeguard Ghana’s heritage. In discussions with ~~regional stakeholders. During~~ the ~~tour, officials addressed concerns regarding~~ Korean National Commission for UNESCO, Gomashie emphasized that partnerships with the ~~encroachment~~ Republic of ~~Centre for National Culture lands by private developers. In response~~ Korea should prioritize “people-to-people exchanges and cultural understanding” to ~~these issues,~~ benefit younger generations, rather than focusing solely on financial and technical support. This follows UNESCO recommendations from 2022 and 2024 regarding the ~~Minister issued a warning~~ safeguarding of heritage sites. Additionally, Gomashie has engaged the Danish Ambassador to ~~trespassers, stating, “The lands~~ discuss potential collaborations for the ~~sector remain~~ restoration of Osu Castle and Fort Prinzenstein. Domestically, the ~~lands for~~ Minister continues to address land security, reiterating that the ~~sector. KEEP OFF.” The visit also included inspections of historical sites,~~ government will protect national treasures, such as the ~~Bono Manso slave market and local waterfalls, alongside discussions on completing unfinished theatre projects~~ Kintampo Waterfalls, from encroachers and ~~promoting the Bono language to strengthen regional cultural identity.~~ land grabbers at all costs.

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