Veteran Ghanaian actress, Kalsoume Sinare has been appointed as an ambassador to Spain in a letter from the Office of the Presidency dated June 10.
Sinare is a well-known figure in Ghana’s film business. She brings decades of experience and public appeal to her new role.
The president has made substantial progress in the advancement of women in governance, as the diplomatic landscape will leverage the extensive experience of various types of talents in national service.
The appointment is indicative of the president’s dedication to acknowledging the role of the creative arts sector in the development of the nation.
By appointing such a leading figure in Ghana’s creative industry is intended to enhance the country’s global appeal and promote Ghana’s culture to the outside world through cultural diplomacy.
Reacting to Kalsoume Sinare Baffoe’s appointment on United Showbiz, Bulldog extended his congratulations, noting that it is a commendable decision and a good call.
He, however, urged all Ghanaian embassies to incorporate cultural attachés to promote Ghanaian culture. He asserts that a concerted effort is necessary to instill our culture, although in a modest manner.
“If we have embassies all over the world, cultural attachés must have a representation and this will boost our culture and tourism industry”, he stated.
Other appointees include, Benjamin Quashie who is representing Ghana in South Africa, Prof. Ohene Adei to Germany, Dora Fransisca Edu-Boandoh PHD to Canada and other individuals deemed fit to represent the country on the international level.
