European Film Festival returns after five-year break

He said the EU’s partnership with Ghana’s creative sector included initiatives such as Sankofa II and the Africa-Europe Partnerships for Culture, which supported Ghanaian artists and creative professionals, including those in film and animation.

Mrs Gomashie also highlighted EU support for the revision of Ghana’s Cultural Policy, describing the revised policy as an important framework for strengthening the cultural sector and placing culture and creativity more firmly within the country’s national development agenda.

She said Ghana’s cultural and creative industries contributed to national identity, employment, entrepreneurship, tourism and international engagement, particularly by creating opportunities for young people.