President John Dramani Mahama has appointed Ghanaian veteran musician Rex Omar a presidential staffer for Blackstar Experience.
‘The Black Star Experience’ is the NDC’s flagship culture, arts, and tourism brand to redefine and affirm our Ghanaian identity, attract investments, create new jobs, and increase tourism.
Rex Omar has been tasked with leading a team in organising a year-round celebration in all the major entertainment, artistic, and educational disciplines.
Rex is currently the chairman of the GHAMRO (Ghana Music Rights Organisation).
Aside from music, the appointee has a management background with a focus on intellectual property rights.
He also served as a former vice president of the Copyright Society of Ghana and a member of the 2013 Committee for National Intellectual Property and Policy Strategy.
He is the former head of Business and Finance of the Musician Union of Ghana. Rex Omar is a member of the “SUISSA” Copyright Society of Switzerland and is on a publishing contract with EMI (Germany).
About the Black Star Experience
The Black Experience policy encompasses several major initiatives, including:
1. Pan African Month: A month dedicated to celebrating the rich cultural heritage of Africa, fostering unity and collaboration among African nations.
2. Ghana Film Festival and Awards Month: An event to showcase and honour the achievements of Ghanaian filmmakers and the broader film industry.
3. Ghanaian Heritage and History Month: A period to reflect on and celebrate Ghana’s storied past and cultural legacy.
4. Fashion and Food Month: An initiative to highlight and promote Ghanaian fashion and cuisine, showcasing the country’s creative talents.
5. Diasporan Month: A time to recognise and engage with the Ghanaian diaspora, encouraging their participation in national development and cultural exchange.
By: Rainbowradioonline.com/Ghana
