Gomoa Asempanyin Traditional leader to deliver keynote address at BRICS Summit in India
HRM Nana Kumasah Krampah II, Divisional Omankrado of Gomoa Asempayin and Amankrakuahen of the Gomoa Assin Traditional Area, will serve as Guest of Honour at the United Economic BRICS Business Summit 2026 scheduled for 10 September 2026 at FIEO, New Delhi, India.
The invitation, extended by Maria Oliver, Secretary General of the United Diplomatic Council, highlights the summit’s role as a key international platform as India assumes the Presidency of BRICS in 2026.
The event aims to strengthen economic cooperation, foster strategic partnerships, and explore new avenues for trade, investment, innovation, and sustainable development among BRICS nations and partner countries.
The summit is expected to bring together senior government officials, ambassadors, policymakers, business leaders, investors, multilateral organizations, and industry experts. The program will feature high-level plenary sessions, ministerial dialogues, industry forums, and B2B networking across sectors including trade, healthcare, agriculture, education, infrastructure, MSMEs, tourism, and women’s leadership.
According to the organizers, Nana Kumasah Krampah II’s leadership in public service and commitment to inclusive growth and international collaboration would greatly enrich the discussions. They expressed that he would address the gathering and share perspectives on strengthening economic cooperation among BRICS nations and promoting shared prosperity.
Nana Kumasah Krampah II, has since expressed his appreciation and confirmed his participation.
“I am honoured by this invitation and I confirm my participation in the conference. I look forward to engaging with global leaders and sharing perspectives that will promote development and partnership for our people,” Nana Kumasah Krampah II stated.
The organisers also reaffirmed that the United Economic BRICS Business Summit is more than a conference; it is a platform for building partnerships, exchanging ideas, and strengthening economic diplomacy.
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