The International Scouts and Guides Fellowship (ISGF) Ghana on Tuesday, April 2, 2019, launched its 3rd Africa Regional Conference in Accra with a call on the youth to promote peaceful coexistence.

Speaking at the launch, Ambassador Karbral Blay-Amihere stated that it is very important for society to place more emphasis on discipline, honesty, morality, respect for others and good conduct and service to others because "they are the what modern society needs."

He encouraged the scout members not to abandon their purpose in the Movement but rather feel motivated to serve and also let their light shine on others.

"Beyond this dedication, there is also the need for a serious drive to mobilize more boys and girls to join the movement so that together we can promote the development of our dear nation," he said.

Ambassador Blay-Amihere indicated that there is the need for the society to make a conscious effort to adopt a national policy that sought to inculcate in the youth, a sense of civic and social responsibility as well as honesty which is one of the main values of the Scouts and Guides Movement.



About ISGF

ISGF is a worldwide organisation for adults in support of Scouting and Guiding and who want to strengthen the dialogue between communities through community-oriented projects worldwide.

It is open to former members of the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts WAGGGS and the World Organization of the Scout Movement WOSM, and to adults who did not have the opportunity to be Scouts or Guides and active Scout/Guide leaders but who believe in their ideals.

Created in 1953 and supported by WOSM and WAGGGS, ISGF has National Scout and Guide Fellowships in 66 countries and more to follow. Furthermore, it is also represented in 39 countries with members (individuals or groups) of the Central Branch.

Former Chief of Staff, Prosper Douglas Bani is the President of International Scouts and Guides Fellowship (ISGF) Ghana.

This year's Regional conference will the first held in Accra, Ghana after Zambia and Burkina Faso hosted the first and second editions respectively.

The theme for the conference is 'Discovering the potential in Africa, the role of Adult Scouts and Guides.'