Accra: The Chief Executive Officer of the Dansika Fugue Batakari Cultural Festival UK, Her Royal Highness Tinmalego Pognaba Helene Adonkolgo Barnabas, recently paid a courtesy visit to the Executive Director of the National Commission on Culture (NCC), Mr. Wakefield Ackuaku. The purpose of the visit was to convey appreciation for the Commission's pivotal role in the successful launch of the Dansika Fugue Batakari Cultural Festival UK Homecoming, which took place at the Centre for National Culture in Kumasi.
According to Ghana News Agency, HRH Barnabas presented the official magazine of the festival to the Commission as a token of gratitude. She explained that the festival is not just a display of traditional Batakari smocks, but a platform aimed at uplifting communities, empowering artisans, and building a legacy that spans generations and continents.
In her remarks, HRH Barnabas highlighted the importance of maintaining cultural identity in a rapidly changing world. She emphasized the significance of the Batakari, with its intricate patterns and symbolism, as a representation of resilience, unity, and pride. She stated that the festival serves as a medium to share these timeless stories not only within Ghana but also on international stages.
Mr. Wakefield Ackuaku expressed appreciation for HRH Barnabas's visit and lauded her commitment to promoting Ghanaian culture on a global scale. He reiterated the Commission's dedication to future collaborations that aim to celebrate and preserve Ghana's rich cultural heritage.
