Preparations in Full Swing as Ghana Gears up to Host the 13th African Games.
In a significant stride towards the much-anticipated 13th African Games, the Technical Committee for the African Games (TCAG) and the Local Organising Committee (LOC) recently paid a courtesy visit to the Honorable Mustapha Ussif, the Minister for Youth & Sports. This meeting, the fourth and final of its kind, aimed to put the finishing touches on the preparations as Ghana eagerly prepares to host the prestigious sporting event.Welcoming the committee to the host city of Accra, Hon. Mustapha Ussif expressed confidence in Ghana’s ability to deliver a remarkable African Games.
He highlighted the nearing completion of facilities at Borteyman and the University of Ghana, underlining the commitment to ensuring top-notch infrastructure for the event. The minister took a moment to extend gratitude to H.E. Nana Akuffo Addo, the President of the Republic, for unwavering support and dedication to the success of the Games.During the meeting, Minister Ussif provided insights into the progress of various aspects of the Games, including the Games management system, the registration portal, and catering arrangements. These developments showcased Ghana’s commitment to creating a seamless and enjoyable experience for participants and spectators alike.
Chairperson for the TCAG and head of the African Union delegation, H.E. Ambassador Minata Samate Cessouma, conveyed her appreciation for the warm reception received by committee members. She took the opportunity to congratulate President Nana Akuffo Addo and Hon. Mustapha Ussif for their tireless efforts in ensuring the success of the upcoming Games.Ambassador Cessouma urged all stakeholders to join forces and support the preparations, emphasizing that the time for action is now as the Games draw near. As the host nation, Ghana is poised to set new standards for the African Games, promising an event that will not only celebrate sporting excellence but also foster unity and collaboration across the continent.
