Creative Arts Fund L.I. to be laid before Parliament soon – Minister
The Legislative Instrument (L.I.) required to provide legal backing for Ghana’s Creative Arts Fund is expected to be presented to Parliament for consideration and approval, Minister for Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, Abla Dzifa Gomashie, has announced. According to the Minister, the L.I. is currently undergoing consideration at the Attorney-General’s Department and is expected to […]
The Minister for Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, Abla Dzifa Gomashie, has announced that the Legislative Instrument (L.I.) required to establish Ghana's Creative Arts Fund will soon be presented to Parliament for consideration and approval. The L.I. is currently under review at the Attorney-General’s Department, and its passage will provide the legal and operational framework necessary for the Fund to become fully functional.
The Creative Arts Fund is intended to offer financial support for various initiatives within the creative arts sector, such as talent development, artistic projects, and other activities aimed at promoting the growth of Ghana’s creative industry. The Fund was announced in the 2026 Budget, with an initial seed funding of GH¢20 million allocated to support the sector.
Once approved, the L.I. will enable the government to provide financial assistance to eligible beneficiaries and support various initiatives aimed at developing Ghana’s creative arts industry.
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