Ghana makes revised National Cultural Policy freely available online

Ghana's Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts (MoTCCA) has announced that the nation's updated National Cultural Policy is now accessible online at no cost. This move aims to ensure broad distribution and increase public understanding of the policy's objectives.

The revised policy was officially launched on June 9, 2026, at the National Theatre in Accra. By making an electronic copy available on the ministry's website, MoTCCA seeks to foster wider engagement and facilitate the policy's effective implementation.

The ministry has urged all individuals and groups involved in the creative sector, as well as the general public, to visit their website and familiarize themselves with the document. This initiative aligns with the ministry's commitment to a transparent and collaborative approach to national development, encapsulated in the "Black Star Experience."

MoTCCA expressed its anticipation for active participation from stakeholders in bringing the policy to fruition for the benefit of Ghana. The ministry emphasized the importance of the public taking advantage of the free access to understand the policy's contents and contribute to its success.

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The Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, in the spirit of the Black Star Experience, remains committed to a transparent, inclusive and collaborative approach to building the better Ghana we want.