Presidential Staffer for the BlackStar Experience, Rex Omar, has engaged the Registrar of the Ghana Scholarship Secretariat, Alex Asafo-Agyei, in discussions about securing scholarship opportunities for creatives in the country.

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During their meeting, Rex Omar underscored the need for greater investment in the creative industry, emphasizing how access to education can help artists refine their skills and advance their careers. He called for structured support systems to nurture talent and provide creatives with the necessary tools to succeed.

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In response, Dr. Asafo-Agyei assured that the Scholarship Secretariat remains committed to ensuring that students, including those in the creative sector, benefit from scholarship programs.

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He acknowledged the vital role creatives play in shaping Ghana’s cultural and economic landscape and affirmed the government’s willingness to allocate resources to support individuals pursuing careers in the arts.

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The scholarship initiative seeks to offer financial assistance to artists, musicians, writers, sound engineers, production specialists, and other creative professionals, ensuring they receive the necessary training and development to advance in the industry.

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Mr. Omar said giving Ghanaian creatives the right skills will not only help them personally but also benefit the country as a whole. He stressed the need for a strong support system to help the creative industry grow, as it creates jobs and boosts the economy.

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With the Ghana Scholarship Secretariat preparing to offer these scholarships, more creatives will have the chance to get the education and training they need, helping Ghana’s creative industry compete on the world stage.

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