Gov’t advocates capacity building for Ghana’s creative industry at interior design masterclass

"So we could make it more of an orange economy event, one that affects people and attracts people from all walks of life in the creative industry and not be limited to just interior design," he added.

The call was made by the Presidential Director of Diaspora Affairs, Kofi Okyere Darko (KOD), at the Business of Interior Design Masterclass, a training programme designed to equip aspiring interior designers with business knowledge, entrepreneurial skills and a global outlook.

Industry observers say Ghana's creative economy—spanning fashion, design, film, music, architecture and the visual arts—has significant potential to create jobs, drive innovation and contribute to economic growth.