It said the move was intended to promote wider public access, strengthen stakeholder engagement and support the implementation of the revised policy.

The announcement was contained in a statement issued to the Ghana News Agency on Wednesday.

It said the online publication followed the launch of the revised National Cultural Policy on June 9, 2026, at the National Theatre in Accra and formed part of efforts to ensure wider dissemination of the document, raise public awareness and facilitate its effective implementation.

The Ministry encouraged cultural practitioners, creative industry players, researchers, development partners and the general public to download and study the policy document.

The statement said the initiative reflected the Ministry’s commitment to transparency, inclusiveness and collaboration in implementing the policy for national development.

“The Ministry, in the spirit of the “Black Star Experience”, remains committed to a transparent, inclusive and collaborative approach to building the better Ghana we want,” it said.

The Ministry expressed confidence that the active participation of stakeholders would contribute to the successful implementation of the revised policy and support the growth and development of Ghana’s tourism, culture and creative arts sectors.

It urged the public to visit its official website to download the policy document and support the realisation of its vision for the country’s cultural and creative development.