Former France Ambassador to Ghana, Anne Sophie Avé, recently expressed her admiration for Ghanaian musicians on social media, praising their remarkable contributions in representing the country globally. In a tweet, she commended their outstanding achievements and even suggested that they should be recognized with diplomatic passports as an honor for their exceptional efforts in promoting Ghana on the world stage.
Among the talented artists whom she commended are some of Ghana’s most celebrated names in the music industry, including Sarkodie, Stonebwoy, Black Sherif, Shatta Wale, R2Bees, and King Promise. Anne Sophie Avé’s recognition highlights their significant contributions to Ghana’s musical reputation and global representation.
In her tweet, Ambassador Avé wrote, “Ghana, you should give these guys diplomatic passports: they put Ghana to the world better than even the best ambassadors could in a lifetime.”
The statement resonated with fans and music enthusiasts alike, acknowledging the profound impact these musicians have had in elevating Ghana’s image on the global platform.
To emphasize her point, the ambassador shared a video of Sarkodie performing in the United States in front of a massive audience of music lovers.
The video showcased the electrifying energy and passion with which these artistes captivate their international audiences, reflecting the immense pride and representation they bring to their homeland.
These musicians have not only amassed massive followings in Ghana but have also earned substantial recognition and acclaim on the international stage, solidifying their roles as genuine cultural ambassadors for the nation.
Their music serves as a powerful tool to exhibit the richness of Ghanaian culture, traditions, and artistic talents to audiences across the globe, leaving a lasting impact and fostering a deeper appreciation for Ghanaian heritage worldwide.