Dr. Frank Amoakohene, the Ashanti Regional Minister, has established a Ministerial Committee focused on the Movie Industry and Creatives, specifically Kumawood, to tackle the challenges facing Ghana’s film sector and promote its transformation. In a recent announcement on his Facebook page, Dr. Amoakohene highlighted the committee’s role in revitalizing Kumawood alongside the broader creative arts industry.
The task force will carry out a comprehensive assessment of the industry to identify obstacles and develop solutions for sustainable growth. The committee’s mandate includes formulating policies to attract investment, improving industry infrastructure, and promoting Ghanaian films on the global stage.
Key areas of focus for the committee will include enhancing production facilities, creating training opportunities, and fostering collaborations among industry stakeholders. Furthermore, the committee aims to amplify Ghanaian storytelling through film festivals and cultural showcases, reinforcing the country’s rich heritage and traditions.
Dr. Amoakohene emphasized the importance of unity and commitment among committee members to achieve these objectives. He expressed confidence that this initiative will lay a strong foundation for a globally recognized film industry, showcasing the diverse narratives of Asanteman and Ghana. Through these efforts, the Minister envisions a thriving Kumawood that will significantly contribute to the country’s creative economy.
