Devine Asiedu, CEO of Papaye
The Chairman of the National Media Commission and Ghana’s former high commissioner to Ivory Coast and Sierra Leone, Kabral Blay Amihere, has called on the Ministry of Tourism to create a very friendly atmosphere for the development of tourism in country.
Addressing a group of journalists at a fun games organized by Papaye Fast Foods at the Papaye Tourist Village in Konkonuru, near Aburi, to mark the 20th anniversary of Ghana’s flagship fast foods company, Papaye, Kabral praised Papaye for making quality their hallmark and challenged them to make the brand a world class one.
He also called on the media to play the advocacy role in developing local businesses in the country to help reduce the unemployment rate. Divine Asiedu, the Chief Executive Officer of Papaye Fast Foods, pointed out that the achievement and success of Papaye had been made possible by the media, through its criticism and publicity.
Mr. Asiedu called on the government and other stakeholders in the tourism industry to develop more proactive measures to make the industry vibrant as the food industry had the potential of raking in more foreign exchange.
He assured other citizens of Ghana that Papaye would soon be in their regions. He said plans were far advance to open branches in Tema this year.
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