In a historic moment for Ghana and Africa, Bunso Eco Park in the Eastern Region has successfully launched the first-ever Drone Soccer Games in the country. The groundbreaking event, led by the CEO and Manager of Bunso Eco Park, brings this innovative sport to Ghana, following its popularity in Europe and the U.S.
A Vision for Innovation and Sustainability
Inspired by a trip to China, the Manager of the park introduced Drone Soccer to combine innovation with eco-tourism. He emphasized that such activities can enhance eco-friendly parks and attract more tourists, boosting the country’s tourism potential.
Opportunities for Youth and International Participation
The Manager of Bunsu Eco Park highlighted how Drone Soccer can create job opportunities for Ghanaian youth. He expressed optimism that Ghana could soon participate in global Drone Soccer competitions, including the Olympics, raising the country’s profile on the international stage.
Impact on Tourism and Sports
A representative of the Eastern Region Tourism Guide Association TORGAG, also stressed that Drone Soccer has the potential to become a major tourist attraction, drawing both local and international visitors to witness this futuristic sport.
A National Sports Authority representative also endorsed the initiative, recognizing its potential to modernize Ghana’s sports landscape and support youth development.
Looking Ahead
The launch event gave attendees a firsthand experience of the thrilling sport, with participants piloting drones and competing in matches. The call for more investment in this sport was echoed by many, highlighting its potential for economic growth and international recognition.
With the success of this launch, Ghana is set to become a pioneer of Drone Soccer in Africa, and the future of this innovative sport looks bright.
