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GMA, UniMAC bring industry and academia together to shape tomorrow’s PR leaders

The World PR Day Festival 2026 successfully bridged the academic-corporate divide, signaling that the future of Ghana’s public relations ecosystem is not only secure but poised to lead the continent’s communication landscape.
GMA and UniMAC bring PR industry leaders and students together for WPRD Festival 2026 Global Media Alliance (GMA) partnered with the University of Media, Arts and Communication (UniMAC) Faculty of Business and Strategic Communication (FoBSC) and the PR Department to commemorate World Public Relations Day (WPRD) Festival 2026 with a special PR Dialogue.
The Special Keynote Address was delivered by Kofi Adams (MP), Minister for Sports and Recreation, who drew a compelling parallel between public relations and the high-pressure world of sports management.
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