Ghana is a lovely country, says outgoing French ambassador Anne-Sophie Avé
Madame Avé, who was recently installed as the Nkosuohemaa (development queen mother) of Tain in the Bono Region under the stool name “Nana Benneh III”, says Ghana can raise more revenue through tourism
- ""I will remember Ghana as a place that I spent the best four years of my life. A country with amazingly talented people."
Anne-Sophie Avé, the outgoing French ambassador to Ghana, has said she spent the best four years of her life in the West African country.
Avé, who was recently installed as the Nkosuohemaa (development queen) of Tain in the Bono Region under the stool name Nana Benneh III, said Ghana is a lovely country.
Appearing on the Asaase Breakfast Show on Wednesday (24 August 2022), Mme Avé said that Ghana can position itself to rake in more revenue from tourism.
“I will remember Ghana as a place that I spent the best four years of my life, a country with amazingly talented people. And while I am leaving, I still have a property here.
“There is not a single way to achieve development, but the more Ghanaians understand that tourism is a business that they can benefit from … the better it will place them for national development,” she said.
The French ambassador wants Ghanaians to be proud of telling the Ghanaian story.
“When you are proud of your country and your heritage, then you will broadcast it,” she said. “You will want to push it [out] there. And it is important that Ghanaians have pride in their heritage inculcated in them.”
Watch the full interview in the video clip attached below:
Fred Dzakpata
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