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    Global Peace Ambassadors Awards and NGOs Conference 2025 Set to Make Waves in Accra

    Philip NeeWhangBy Philip NeeWhangNovember 19, 2025Updated:August 30, 202626 Views
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    GLOBAL PEACE AMBASSADORS AWARDS

    The Global Peace Ambassadors Awards and NGOs Conference 2025 is poised to be one of the most influential peace events of the year, taking place on Tuesday, 23rd December 2025, at the British Council Auditorium in Accra, from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The event, which promises to bring together leaders, changemakers, and global peace advocates. This event is organized by Aim Ghana Foundation led by the World Citizens Peace Ambassador for Ghana in Collaboration with the National Peace Council of Ghana, and is being held under the patronage of Dr. Lawrence Tetteh, an internationally acclaimed evangelist.

    The gathering will celebrate individuals and organizations that have demonstrated extraordinary contributions to peacebuilding, national development, and humanitarian efforts across Africa and the world. The event will also serve as a platform for fostering stronger collaboration between NGOs, corporate institutions, and peace advocates working towards a common goal of social good.

    This year’s awards will honor past and present Chairpersons of the National Peace Council, alongside other distinguished individuals and organizations who have significantly advanced peace, democracy, and sustainable development.

    Ambassador Gladys Biney, World Citizens Peace Ambassador for Ghana and event coordinator, emphasized the significance of the occasion:

    “Peace is the bedrock of every nation’s progress. This event is a powerful reminder of the tireless work done by individuals and organizations dedicated to sustaining peace. It’s more than just an awards ceremony; it’s a movement calling the world to unite for peace, partnership, and collective action.”

    In addition to the awards ceremony, the conference will feature keynote addresses, cultural performances, and networking sessions aimed at facilitating collaboration between social entrepreneurs, youth advocates, global development partners, and diplomats. The event is expected to attract top government officials, faith leaders, media executives, and international peace organizations.

    The President of the Republic of Ghana has been invited as the Special Guest of Honour in recognition of his leadership in promoting peace and democracy both within Ghana and across the African continent.

    With a theme that highlights the importance of peace as a shared responsibility, the event also serves as a call to action in addressing the global challenges of conflict, division, and inequality. The conference reaffirms Ghana’s role as a beacon of peace and democracy in Africa.

    GLOBAL PEACE AMBASSADORS AWARDS

    The Global Peace Ambassadors Awards & NGOs Conference seeks to:

    • Celebrate individuals and organizations that are advancing peace, development, and humanitarian causes.
    • Strengthen partnerships between NGOs, corporate bodies, and peace institutions.
    • Inspire youth and communities to take active roles in peacebuilding efforts.
    • Promote partnerships that support the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), especially Goal 16, which focuses on Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions.

    The public, peace advocates, and organizations are all encouraged to join the movement for peace by attending this exceptional event. Tickets and reservations are now available.

    Event Details

    • Date: 23rd December 2025
    • Time: 5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
    • Venue: British Council Auditorium, Accra, Ghana
    • Dress Code: Kente or African Fabric – Celebrating Ghana’s rich cultural heritage.

    For partnership, sponsorship, or participation inquiries, please contact:

    • Phone: 050 991 9653 / 055 427 0683
    • Email: globalpeaceambwards@gmail.com

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