Ghana will officially launch its long-awaited revised Culture Policy in March during Ghana Culture Day, the Minister for Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, Ms Abla Dzifa Gomashie, has announced. She said the policy, which was developed through extensive stakeholder consultations, was intended to reposition culture as a strategic pillar of national identity, education and development. She used the engagement to brief UNESCO on key priorities of the Ministry, including cultural policy reform, youth-focused cultural development and the strengthening of cultural education. The Minister reiterated government’s commitment to restoring culture and history as central elements of national consciousness and nation-building. UNESCO reaffirmed its readiness to continue working closely with Ghana to support cultural development, heritage protection and capacity-building initiatives in the years ahead.