"Competence in dealing with people of other cultures" (Free and Hanseatic City of Bremen);

In order to work toward building a national culture free from racial discrimination, the CHRAJ recently launched a seminar in Kumasi that provided an open debate on the role of traditional and religious leaders in the promotion of human rights.

The authenticity of our people, culture, free economy, political development and firm commitment to the universal principles of human rights, peaceful coexistence and respect for the views of others constitute the real wealth of our country, which we seek to preserve and sustain for future generations.