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“If we stop preserving nature, we die” – Tourism Minister

The Minister made the remarks during an engagement with the Italian Ambassador to Ghana, Madam Laura Ranalli, on cultural cooperation and an initiative that uses art, creativity and community participation to promote environmental preservation, spirituality and cultural awareness.3, GNA – Madam Abla Dzifa Gomashie Minister of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, has called for collective responsibility to protect Ghana’s natural and cultural heritage, warning that failure to preserve the environment threatens the survival of present and future generations.
She said the collaboration reflected the shared commitment of Ghana and Italy to using cultural exchange, capacity building and the creative arts to safeguard heritage and promote sustainable development.
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