Korea supports preservation of Ghana’s forts and castles
The Government of the Republic of Korea has presented a second consignment of equipment to support the study, maintenance and preservation of Ghana’s historic forts and castles under the Korea-Ghana ICT Climate Project. At the handover ceremony in Accra, today, Abla Dzifa Gomashie, Minister for Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, expressed appreciation for Korea’s continued … The post Korea…
The Government of the Republic of Korea has provided a second shipment of equipment to assist in the study, maintenance, and preservation of Ghana's historic forts and castles through the Korea-Ghana ICT Climate Project. During a handover ceremony in Accra, Abla Dzifa Gomashie, Minister for Tourism, Culture, and Creative Arts, expressed gratitude for Korea's ongoing support, which includes a US$4.5 million contribution towards heritage preservation, technical assistance, and capacity building.
The equipment will bolster the efforts of the Ghana Museums and Monuments Board in addressing the effects of climate change on the country's historic heritage infrastructure. The Ministry emphasized its commitment to collaborating with international partners to safeguard Ghana's invaluable heritage for present and future generations.
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