The New Patriotic Party Chairman, Stephen Ntim, recently visited Seattle on June 28th 2024, to engage in a series of impactful activities, including meeting with Ghanaian community leaders and touring notable landmarks such as the Microsoft campus.
Community Engagement
Chairman Ntim’s visit commenced with a warm welcome from the Ghanaian community in Seattle. The meeting was attended by various community leaders who have been instrumental in fostering a strong sense of unity and cultural pride among Ghanaians in the region.
During his visit, chairman Ntim expressed his gratitude for the community’s efforts and acknowledged the importance of their work in preserving Ghanaian heritage abroad.
“I am thrilled to be here and to see the incredible work you all are doing,” Ntim remarked. “Thank you for taking the time from your busy schedules to engage with me. Your dedication is truly inspiring.”
The highlight of the community meeting was a dynamic Q&A session. Chairman Ntim answered a range of questions, discussing topics from cultural preservation to opportunities for collaboration between Ghanaians in the diaspora and those back home. The session was both enlightening and motivating, leaving attendees with a renewed sense of purpose.
Some of the participants during the meet and greet event included the following- Phil Appiahene Gyamfi, Nana Kwaku Duah, Paulina Sarfoa, Terry Kusi, Solomon Adjei, Pastor Joe Donkor, Pastor and Mrs. Nak Acheampong, Kojo Owusu, Clement Marfo, and Mr. and Mrs. Kofi Sika Manu.
Tour of Microsoft
In addition to community engagements, chairman Steve Ntim had the opportunity to tour the Microsoft campus, a hub of technological innovation. During the tour, he met with a few Ghanaian professionals working at Microsoft, who shared insights into their roles and the company’s latest advancements.
Chairman Ntim was particularly impressed by the level of innovation and the global impact of the work being done at Microsoft.
“Seeing the contributions of our fellow Ghanaians in such a world-renowned company fills me with pride,” he noted. “It’s a testament to our capability and potential on the global stage.”
Exploring Seattle
Chairman Steve Ntim’s visit also included exploring some of Seattle’s iconic sites. From the Space Needle to Pike Place Market, he experienced the city’s vibrant culture and scenic beauty. His tour emphasized the importance of cross-cultural experiences and the value of understanding different environments.
Later in the evening, Chairman Ntim met with the new NPP Chapter executives and urged the leadership to collaborate with the experienced members of the old chapter to effectively promote the NPP’s message.
The new Chapter’s leadership expressed their gratitude to Chairman Ntim for visiting Seattle. Miss Olivia Yaa Owusua, the current chair of the new chapter, and her team were especially appreciative.
In conclusion, chairman Steve Ntim’s visit to Seattle was marked by meaningful interactions with the Ghanaian community, an inspiring tour of Microsoft’s innovative campus, and a deeper appreciation for the cultural diversity within the city.
His visit not only strengthened community bonds but also highlighted the significant contributions of Ghanaians in the tech industry and beyond.