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As Ghana gears up for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Minister of Sports and Recreation, Kofi Adams, has called on the nation to draw important lessons from its previous World Cup experiences. Speaking on Asempa FM after Ghana secured qualification, Adams highlighted the significance of proper preparation to maximize the benefits of the global event.
The Black Stars confirmed their place in the tournament with a 1-0 win over Comoros at the Accra Sports Stadium, finishing top of Group I with 25 points. This marks Ghana’s fifth appearance in football’s premier competition since their debut in 2006.
Adams emphasized the need for careful planning to ensure success beyond the pitch. He noted that the World Cup presents an extraordinary opportunity for Ghana to showcase its culture, hospitality, and national pride. To achieve this, he stressed the importance of:
Careful planning and management of all aspects, including organization and the country’s global image. : All stakeholders must work together to avoid repeating previous mistakes and ensure a strong performance.
The Minister urged everyone to come together, saying, “We should go to the World Cup and represent Ghana well, and this should involve everybody.” With the official draw for the tournament set for December 5, 2025, preparations have become the Black Stars’ top priority. The nation now looks to build on its historic successes and ensure a strong performance on the international stage next year.
