Ghana's IPRA President Honours African PR Excellence At 2026 Athens Gala
Mrs. Esther Cobbah, President of IPRA, will open and close the 2026 IPRA Golden World Awards gala in Athens, highlighting Ghana's and Africa's rising influence in global communications heralding a positive future.
Ghanaian Mrs. Esther Amba Numaba Cobbah stood proudly as she delivered opening and closing remarks at the 2026 IPRA Golden World Awards gala held at Hotel Grande Bretagne on September 25 2026 this prestigious event showcases her leadership role within the global communications field
The gathering brought together roughly 120 communications professionals from about fifty nations demonstrating Ghana's growing impact on international public relations standards
Her presence highlighted how African professionals are increasingly shaping ethical communication practices especially amid challenges like misinformation and artificial intelligence driven changes
The "Humanity in Harmony" theme guided the recognition of excellence in public relations globally aligning with IPRA's focus on building trust and meaningful engagement through principled messaging
Beyond awarding international communicators the event emphasized how African values can contribute to global standards especially in navigating complex societal issues like climate change
Title of the forthcoming IPRA Grand Prix award was stressed as part of this celebration reflecting sustained excellence in communications practice celebrated across borders
