Ghanaian International Journalist, Dela Ahiawor Inducted into Academy of Farsala Global Cultural Network
Ghanaian International Journalist, Dela Ahiawor has been inducted into the distinguished and scholarly Global Cultural Network of the Academy of Farsala in Greece.
His induction to the Academy of Farsala’s Global Cultural Network of “World Circle of Friends” was officially confirmed on March 23, 2026 by renowned Greek Professor and author, Yannis Fikas, Founder and President of the Academy of Farsala in Greece.
Notably, Mr. Dela Ahiawor is the only member of the distinguished and scholarly ” World Circle of Friends” from Ghana, among over 400 members across the globe. The Circle of Friends reflects a vibrant mosaic of global talent.
Dela Ahiawor, is a Ghanaian international journalist with over two decades of experience. He has succeeded in carving a niche as Sustainability Editor- focusing on sustainability/ climate related journalism since 2011. He has reached the Olympics, as an accredited journalist- a long-held dream. And the first to develop a beat on Green Sports (Sustainability in Sports) anywhere in Ghana and Africa since 2011, dedicated to promoting the sustainability development goals (SDGs).
He is the West Africa Bureau editor for the Congress of African Journalists (CAJ) International Magazine. Besides, he is the West Africa Vice- president of the Congress of African Journalists (CAJ).
THE ACADEMY OF FARSALA GLOBAL CULTURAL NETWORK- CIRCLE OF WORLD FRIENDS
The Academy of Farsala in Greece has expanded its Global Cultural Network through the “Circle of World Friends,” and continues to strengthen its international presence through its dynamic “World Friends” network, bringing together leading voices in literature, science, arts, and education from across the globe.
The Academy operates with an Advisory Board of 18 members, an International Advisory Board of 57, and a Circle of Friends comprising 402 members, connecting 191 cities worldwide through its renowned Café Philo activities. Dedicated to education and cultural dialogue, the Academy offers specialized courses in primary schools, gymnasiums, and lyceums, focusing on ancient civilizations—including Egypt, Greece, Italy, Iran, India, China, Japan, Mexico, and Peru—as well as the evolution of philosophy from the Presocratics, Socrates, Plato, and Epicurus to the Stoics, Marcus Aurelius, Neoplatonism, and Renaissance thought. Through its digital platform, Academy of Farsala website, students, members, and visitors are invited to share content on archaeology, ancient theatre—highlighting Aeschylus and Sophocles—philosophy, Renaissance art, galleries, William Shakespeare, opera, Richard Wagner, poetry, and classical music.
ABOUT THE ACADEMY OF FARSALA, GREECE
The Academy of Farsala in Greece, founded by Greek Professor and Author, Yannis Fikas, is a global cultural and academic network focused on philosophy, arts, archaeology, and literature. It bridges ancient and modern thought through digital platforms and international collaboration, featuring a large, diverse “Circle of Friends”.
The Academy of Farsala: Promotes cultural exchange and philosophical inquiry through a global network spanning countries like Italy, India, China, Japan, and Mexico. The Academy features an International Advisory Board (58 members) and a Circle of Friends (435 members) including, university rectors and leaders.
Thematic Focus: Covers diverse subjects including classical music, opera, poetry, literature (e.g., Shakespeare), and ancient Greek theatre (Aeschylus and Sophocles).
Digital Presence: Operates as a digital platform inviting members worldwide to share artistic and academic content.
The Academy functions as an international intellectual initiative, connecting members from across the globe, including Europe, Africa, and beyond. Through this expansive network, the Academy of Farsala affirms its mission to build bridges among cultures, promote philosophical inquiry, and celebrate the shared heritage of humanity across continents
