The document discusses a docu-fiction called "Ulysses in Ghana" created by the SSCC that promotes transcultural communication and dialogue between Africa and the diaspora by creating opportunities for mutual understanding or further discussion. This complements the objectives of the Pan African Heritage World Museum under construction in Ghana by adding to experiences of learning, unlearning, and relearning world history. The docu-fiction also facilitates further exchanges of expertise through the arts that could enhance socio-economic progress. The Executive Vice Chairman of PAHM congratulates SSCC for this dramatic and novel feat.

1. 21st
April, 2022
The SSCC docu-fiction, “Ulysses in Ghana”, creates a platform of opportunity
for transcultural communication and dialogue between Africa and the diaspora.
It promotes deep mutual understanding and lays the foundations either for
reaching “closure”, or an opportunity for more explorative discussion towards
further and mutual understanding and appreciation.
This is a wonderful complement to the objectives of the Pan African Heritage
World Museum currently under construction in Ghana.
It adds to the unlearning, learning and relearning experiences of World history to
which the Museum is fully committed.
It is also an instrument that will facilitate further exchanges of expertise through
the arts and creative industries, and opens up vistas of opportunities for
enhancement of further socio-economic progress.
We congratulate the SSCC warm-heartedly for this dramatic, exciting and novel
feat.
LADI NYLANDER
EXECUTIVE VICE CHAIRMAN PAHM
CHAIRMAN OF MUSEUM CONSTRUCTION COMMITTEE