The government has appointed Mr. Gideon Aryeequaye as the Acting Executive Secretary of the Creative Arts Agency, Ghana, as part of efforts to advance the Black Star Experience agenda aimed at revitalizing the country’s culture, arts, and tourism sector.

His appointment comes at a time when the Creative Arts industry is receiving heightened attention from the President, signalling a renewed commitment to repositioning the sector for growth.

Mr. Aryeequaye, a seasoned media and communications expert, is expected to leverage his leadership skills and industry experience to help reset and transform the creative arts landscape.

His leadership will be instrumental in shaping policies that promote artistic excellence, cultural preservation, and tourism development, aligning with the government’s broader vision for the creative economy.

Stakeholders in the arts and tourism sector have expressed optimism that his appointment will bring strategic direction and innovation to the agency’s work.