The OKEMA GLOBAL RETURN is a program, put in place by Africans afro descents who recognizes their roots in Africa and who are gathered around one goal: to unite the like-minded people to play a significant role and give back their knowledge, their investment, their help, their substance to the people of the motherland and in the African socioeconomic ecosystem around structuring "Business" projects; The aim is to create empower different sectors with industries and technologies of today and tomorrow necessary for the autonomy and economic independence of the countries in which they are implemented.
We are working in close collaboration with the International Center of Bantu Civilization, this institution: The CICIBA. its main mission is to help understand and promote Bantu civilizations, making it a major cultural hub for Bantu peoples. This organization plays a crucial role in preserving and transmitting the authentic values of Bantu civilization for future generations. It also acts as an important lever for sub-regional solidarity and cooperation.
We are collaborating and working with the CICIBA to promote Bantu culture globally among Afro descendants through educational programs, cultural exchanges, and events in African countries members of the CICIBA and wherever the diaspora is dispersed.
COMMON VISION PROJECTS GLOBAL PARTNERS MEDIA RESSOURCE
OKEMA GLOBAL RETURN is a Network that is engaged, through strategic programming and work, to participate as an essential component in the building of the African Continent and build sustainable partnerships between the African Continent. In partnership with the African Diaspora, our goal is to create opportunities both in Africa and in different parts of the Diaspora in order to galvanize, mobilize, structure, empower the People of African Descent and reconnect them to the Motherland.
THE GLOBAL AFRICAN PEOPLE CONFERENCE WAS HELD IN MIAMI FLORIDA ON NOVEMBER 20-22, 2024 to prepare the next Reconnection Congress of the Afro-descendants in Africa.
ROOTS RECONNECTIONS PROGRAMS
Bridging and Reconnecting Africans in Diaspora to their African Origin through Cultural trips, cooperation and Building projects. The Great mass involuntary dispersion took millions of people from Western and Central Africa to different regions throughout the Americas and the Caribbean. African Diaspora is the term commonly used to describe the mass involuntary dispersion of peoples from Africa during the Transatlantic Slave Trades, from the 1500s to the 1800s.
The Arts and Culture of Africa, encompassing traditional music, dance, visual arts, literature, and more, have become powerful catalysts for tourism, promoting economic growth, fostering cross-cultural understanding, and generating employment opportunities.
2021 CAMEROON RECONNECTION TRIP 2021 CONGO KINSHASA TRIP
2021 CONGO BRAZZAVILLE RECONNECTION TRIP