Arrival in Uganda
A high-level Ghanaian delegation under the Trans African Tourism and Unity Campaign, led by renowned journalist and former Member of Parliament Hon. Ras Mubarak, arrived in Uganda yesterday for a four-day working visit. The team was warmly welcomed and immediately immersed into Uganda’s rich cultural heritage with a vibrant performance at the Ndere Cultural Centre.
Press Conference at Choate Hotel
Today, the delegation held a press conference at Choate Hotel, engaging with media practitioners, government officials, and key tourism stakeholders. The discussions marked the official start of their Ugandan tour, emphasizing the importance of collaboration in promoting Africa’s tourism potential.
Purpose of the Visit
The Ugandan leg is part of a historic 39-country expedition aimed at:
- Promoting free movement across African nations.
- Strengthening cultural exchange and unity.
- Boosting intra-African tourism by showcasing diverse traditions and destinations.
Hon. Ras Mubarak highlighted that the campaign seeks to break barriers, foster people-to-people connections, and encourage Africans to explore their own continent.
Cultural Showcase
The Ndere Cultural Centre performance set the tone for the visit, offering the delegation a taste of Uganda’s artistic heritage. The event underscored the role of culture as a bridge for unity and tourism development.
Looking Ahead
Over the next four days, the delegation will continue to engage with Ugandan leaders, tourism operators, and communities, reinforcing the campaign’s mission to build a stronger, interconnected Africa through tourism and cultural appreciation.
