The Ghana Olympic Committee (GOC) has launched a four-year strategic plan aimed at boosting sports development and enhancing the country’s competitiveness at regional and international levels. The plan, covering 2025 to 2029, was presented at a ceremony in Accra with participation from key sports stakeholders and partners.
The strategy focuses on athlete development, improving governance, securing sustainable funding, and building partnerships to strengthen Ghanaian sports. Central to the plan is ensuring athletes receive the necessary training, resources, and support to perform at their best across different disciplines.
Delegates from national sports federations and organizations praised the plan as a significant step toward transforming sports in Ghana. They highlighted its potential to build capacity within federations, enhance performance systems, and support both grassroots and elite programs.
Officials also emphasized the role of sports in promoting national pride, creating economic opportunities, and providing employment. By adopting modern approaches and aligning with global best practices, the GOC aims to position Ghana as a competitive force on the African and international stage.
The strategic plan will guide the committee’s activities over the next four years, with periodic reviews to track progress and ensure accountability. Stakeholders welcomed the initiative as a transformative effort for the future of sports in Ghana.
