Kofi Adjorlolo, Rafarazzi CEO Pay Courtesy Call on Afro-Arab Group President
Accra, Ghana – Celebrated Ghanaian actor Kofi Adjorlolo, in the company of fashion entrepreneur Raphael Mensah, CEO of Rafarazzi African Couture, has paid a courtesy call on Ambassador Alhaji Salamu Amadu, President and Founder of the Afro-Arab Group of Companies.
The high-profile visit, which took place in Accra, was aimed at fostering collaboration between the entertainment, fashion, and business sectors in Ghana and beyond. The delegation discussed strategic ways to project the Afro-Arab Group brand onto the global stage through media, arts, and fashion partnerships.
Speaking during the visit, Kofi Adjorlolo expressed his admiration for the growth and impact of the Afro-Arab Group and underscored the importance of creative industry support from the corporate sector.
“Ambassador Salamu Amadu is a visionary leader, and we are excited about the opportunity to work together. This partnership will not only promote the Afro-Arab brand globally but also create space for Ghanaian talent to shine on international platforms,” said Adjorlolo.
Raphael Mensah, popularly known as Rafarazzi, echoed similar sentiments and emphasized the potential of fashion and entertainment to amplify African business brands on the global market.
“At Rafarazzi African Couture, we believe fashion is a language that speaks globally. Our goal is to align with Afro-Arab Group’s vision and push boundaries by merging creativity with business to tell the African success story,” Rafarazzi stated.
Ambassador Alhaji Salamu Amadu warmly welcomed the delegation and expressed gratitude for their initiative and commitment to positive representation.
“It’s always encouraging to see industry leaders from the creative space take interest in collaborating with us. Afro-Arab Group is ready to support visionary ideas that elevate African excellence globally,” said Ambassador Amadu.
The Afro-Arab Group of Companies is known for its focus on youth empowerment, entrepreneurship, and community development across sectors including finance, real estate, sports, and logistics. This partnership, stakeholders say, could mark the beginning of a fruitful alliance between business and the creative arts to drive socio-economic impact across the continent.
