On this date, Ghana and its African Diaspora community make history; On December 28, 2016, Ministry of the Future (MOF) initiated a bold initiative for the first time since the end of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade.<\/p>\n
In contrast, a sovereign, independent African government accepted a pan-African proposal initiated by an NGO and based on a two-tier reciprocal principle presented by MOF to the Ghanaian government.<\/p>\n
“Moral Obligation” and “Economic Added Value” to Ghana’s National Economy were the Two Tier Principles.<\/p>\n
Explicit and One of a kind Diaspora Gathering<\/p>\n
Conceding Of Mass Citizenship To “African Relatives Of The Transoceanic Slave Exchange,” Giving a Statement Of “Right To Return” 28th December, 2016.<\/p>\n
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Ghana was able to capture the affectionate hearts and minds of the global African diaspora thanks to this historic event, which spread like a powerful tsunami ocean wave throughout the world’s diaspora.<\/p>\n
As a result, Ghana has emerged as the most popular travel and tourism destination in Africa for the global African diaspora.<\/p>\n
As a result, 2019 became known as the “Year of Return.”<\/p>\n
2019; “Year of Return” Ghana’s national coffers received $2.2 billion from visitors from the African diaspora.<\/p>\n
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On December 28, 2016, Ghana made a bold and historic decision to grant citizenship to the African diaspora. This decision has now affected and spread like a virus throughout the African continent.<\/p>\n
Though, African Citizenship is Currently Being Offered d To The African Diaspora From Such African Countries As Sierra Leone, Gabon, Tanzania, The Gambia Republic Of Benin, Liberia, Togo, Mali, Guinea Bissau, and, Senegal.<\/p>\n
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Ghana’s model of granting citizenship to the African diaspora will likely be adopted by additional African nations in the near future.<\/p>\n
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