PANAFRICA-GHANA (PAG) Hosts 3rd World Press Conference 25; Unveils Executive Members and Global Ambassadors

In a bold step toward unifying Africa’s voice and increasing global engagement, Panafrica-Ghana (PAG) held its highly anticipated 3rd World Press Conference 25 on Monday, 16th June at the iconic Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum and park, a groundbreaking event marked by the inauguration of newly appointed Executive Members and World Ambassadors. The event brought together leaders, media personnel, creatives, diplomats, and development advocates from across the continent and beyond.

A Vision Rooted in African Unity.

Founder and President of the organisation, Ras Caleb Appiah-Levi, reaffirmed the organisation’s vision of fostering unity, socio-political empowerment, and economic development across the African continent and the diaspora. PanAfrica-Ghana (PAG) is a significant initiative that seeks to revitalise the spirit of Pan-Africanism, a movement that has been a beacon of hope for African liberation and unity. As Ghana plays host to this renaissance, it is essential to explore the theme and its relevance in today’s world. Pan-Africanism offers a unique perspective on liberation, one that is rooted in African values, experiences, and aspirations. He stated.

Ms. Ramatu Gumah, Executive Secretary and Personal Assistant to the Founding President / Director of Finance, emphasised this year’s theme, “PanAfrica-Ghana Renaissance” and “Embrace Pan-Africanism as the African Way of Liberation”, reflects the organisation’s commitment to amplifying Africa’s narrative on the world stage through innovation, culture, and global partnerships.

This movement, which has been a beacon of hope for African liberation and unity, remains as relevant today as it was in the past. The PanAfrica-Ghana Renaissance seeks to revitalise this spirit, and we are proud to host this conference in Ghana, a country that has played a pivotal role in the fight for African

independence and unity, Ms. Ramatu stated.

Inauguration of New Leaders.

The ceremony saw the official swearing-in of PAG’s new Executive Members, who will steer the organisation’s activities across education, youth empowerment, arts, media, and governance. Notably, this year’s structure also included the strategic introduction of World Ambassadors, individuals selected from various regions of the globe to represent PAG’s interests and promote cross-cultural collaboration.

Among the inaugurated were distinguished individuals from Ghana, Nigeria, South Africa, the United States, the Caribbean, and several European countries. These ambassadors are expected to serve as cultural liaisons, fundraising agents, and policy influencers in their respective regions.

Below are the PANAFRICA-GHANA (PAG) OFFICIAL EXECUTIVE TEAM AND CREATIVE ARTISTIC GLOBAL AMBASSADORS.