The event forms part of GTA’s faith, culture, and tourism initiatives, and will bring together Gospel ministers, cultural leaders, creatives, and worshippers from across Ghana and the African diaspora for a night of thanksgiving, worship, and spiritual reflection as the nation welcomes the new year.

“Faith, culture, and heritage are pillars of Ghana’s identity and soft power. ‘Ghana in Praise’ is an opportunity for the nation to come together, give thanks, and commit the year ahead into God’s hands,” said GTA CEO Maame Efua Houadjeto.

The gathering will feature international gospel stars Mercy Chinwo, Ada Ehi, and Steve Crown, alongside Ghanaian artists Nacee, Empress Gifty, Joyce Blessing, and Noble Nketia, promising an evening of inspiring worship and celebration.

Invited dignitaries include national and faith leaders who have shaped Ghana’s spiritual and moral landscape, including Hon. Elvis Afriyie Ankrah, Presidential Envoy in charge of Interfaith and Ecumenical Bodies. Their participation is expected to provide spiritual guidance, encouragement, and inspiration to attendees.

According to GTA, the initiative aims to strengthen Ghana’s cultural diplomacy, enhance tourism appeal, and foster national cohesion, while also creating a platform for engagement with the Ghanaian diaspora.

“Ghana in Praise – One Nation, One Praise” reflects GTA’s broader mission to position Ghana as a destination rich in history, creativity, faith, and national values, highlighting the country’s commitment to unity, moral leadership, and cultural heritage.