The Institute of Public Relations (IPR), Ghana, has officially inaugurated its Northern Belt Chapter.The establishment of the chapter with a ceremony at the GNAT Hall in Tamale contributes to strengthening and enhancing the national presence of the Institute.
It also bringsprofessional Public Relations practice closer to stakeholders in Northern Ghana.The ceremony was attended by Public Relations Practitioners from the Northern Belt of the country, namely, the Upper East, Upper West, North East, Northern, and Savannah regions.Representing the national leadership alongside the Vice President were Madam Solace Akomeah, APR, Honorary Secretary, and Mr.
Gabriel Ankrah, APR, Treasurer, who reaffirmed the Executive Committee's commitment to fostering growth, unity, and collaboration among members across all regions.The inauguration is one of the activities marking the annual IPR Ghana Month celebrations and the global observance of World Public Relations Day (WPRD) 2025 (16/7/25), which is being marked under the theme "Building Bridges & Navigating Polarisation."Delivering the inaugural address, Donald Gwira, Vice President of IPR Ghana, commended members and stakeholders for their dedication to advancing public relations in the northern regions, describing the day as a proud and defining moment for the Institute."The creation of the Northern Belt is more than a geographic expansion.
It is a strategic move that aligns with our broader vision of inclusivity and capacity building," Mr.
