Accra, Dec. 22, – The Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA) and Korle Klottey Municipal Assembly (KoKMA) have unveiled the reopened Nationalism Park, aiming to invigorate tourism and celebrate cultural roots.
Former President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo commissioned the site on December 2, 2024.
GTA Deputy Chief Executive for General Services, Mr. Ben Anane Nsiah, portrayed the park as far more than land – a catalyst for patriotism and tourism growth. “Tourism is no longer a soft sector. It is a strategic economic pillar, driving jobs, attracting investment, strengthening cultural diplomacy and projecting Ghana to the world,” he said.
Mr. Nsiah called it a vibrant emblem of Ghanaian spirit, endurance, and collective past, chronicling the nation's origins, journey, and unifying dreams.
He affirmed GTA's drive to align tourism with the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts' vision for tangible national gains. Collaboration fuels success, he added, with the reopening advancing heritage safeguards, smarter asset use, and elevated visitor draw.
“Tourism does not succeed in isolation. It grows through shared responsibility, strong partnerships and focused execution,” Mr. Nsiah stated.
GTA pledges ongoing protection of heritage spots, stakeholder teamwork, enhanced rivalry, and a stronger global tourism presence for Ghana.
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