The Minister of Tourism, Culture, and Creative Arts, Dzifa Abla Gomashie, praised Channel One TV’s annual Heritage Month celebration as a significant boost for Ghana’s tourism industry and a vital initiative for preserving the nation’s cultural heritage. Speaking at the grand launch of the 2025 Heritage Month on Friday, February 28, 2025, Madam Gomashie emphasized the importance of this celebration in keeping Ghana’s cultural traditions alive.
“I see this [Channel One TV’s Heritage Month] as a great boost for tourism as well as an opportunity to facilitate learning and living Ghana’s history while celebrating our vibrant cultural heritage and diversity,” she stated. Heritage Month: A Platform for Cultural Preservation
Heritage Month, organized by Channel One TV, is an annual event dedicated to celebrating Ghanaian culture and traditions. The initiative has grown into a premier platform for cultural education, appreciation, and national unity.
The Tourism Minister lauded Channel One TV for spearheading the initiative, emphasizing its role in educating the public about Ghana’s history and showcasing the country’s cultural wealth. “The Heritage Month is an innovative celebration of our rich cultural heritage and the contributions our forebearers made to the development of our great nation,” she added.
A Call for More Cultural Promotion
Madam Gomashie encouraged other media organizations to take inspiration from Channel One TV and Citi FM and contribute to promoting Ghana’s cultural identity. “Congratulations to Channel One for this amazing and exemplary activity that you do every year. You have set this pace, and I hope all media houses will follow. Congratulations to Citi FM and Channel One for this beautiful experience you give us every year,” she said.
This year’s event stands as a testament to the significance of preserving and passing on the stories, rituals, and legacies that define Ghana’s vibrant identity. Stay tuned to Channel One TV and Citi 97.3 FM for exclusive coverage, engaging programs, and live updates throughout the month-long celebration.
By: Leticia Osei
