Award-winning actress and media personality Joselyn Dumas has been given a new role in the government of President John Mahama.
She has been appointed as the Deputy Director for Diaspora Affairs, where she will be working alongside Kofi Okyere-Darko (KOD), who was recently named Director of Diaspora Affairs.
This move highlights the government’s dedication to strengthening connections with the Ghanaian diaspora, promoting investments, and fostering cultural and economic partnerships.
With her vast experience in media, entertainment, and advocacy, Dumas is expected to play a crucial role in engaging with the diaspora community and leading efforts that will benefit both Ghanaians living abroad and the nation as a whole.
This new appointment is a step towards building stronger relationships with Ghanaians around the world and leveraging the skills and resources of the diaspora for the development and progress of Ghana.
