Lily Mohammed, a Ghanaian journalist and media personality, has made her mark in international relations by using the power of media to open conversations on diplomacy and global governance. Her work has helped to highlight how international affairs connect with local realities in Ghana and across Africa.
One of her major contributions is through Diplomatic Affairs, the television program she produced and hosted. The show focused on diplomacy, foreign policy, and international cooperation.
By inviting ambassadors, policymakers, and experts, she provided the public with access to important discussions that are often limited to government and diplomatic circles. This created a bridge between the public and the world of international relations, making diplomacy more relatable and accessible.
Beyond her media work in Ghana, Lily Mohammed has also played visible roles in international spaces. In 2019, she co-hosted the 9th Global Good Governance (3G) Awards in New York, becoming the first woman to emcee the prestigious event.
The 3G Awards recognize individuals and organizations that contribute to good governance, transparency, and sustainable development across the globe. By hosting the event, Lily not only showcased Ghana’s presence internationally but also participated in a platform that celebrates efforts to improve global governance.
Her influence has been acknowledged through several professional recognitions. She has been awarded FOKLEX TV Newscaster of the Year (2021, 2022), named Female TV Host of the Year at the National Outspoken Awards (2021), and honoured as Impactful Woman of the Year at the 6th Impactful Women Awards in 2023. While these awards mainly celebrate her excellence in journalism, they also highlight her unique role in using media as a tool to engage with diplomacy and international dialogue.
Through her program and engagements, Lily Mohammed has contributed to international relations by bringing discussions about diplomacy into the public space, strengthening Ghana’s visibility in global conversations, and promoting a deeper understanding of how international policies affect people’s daily lives. Her work demonstrates that the media can serve as a powerful partner in shaping international dialogue.
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