Dr. Felix Nana Kofi Ofori is an astute researcher with a multidisciplinary background that impact humanity and society extensively. He concentrates on the pervasive North-South divide that restricts equitable access essential resources like water and medicines in developing nations, with a particular focus on Africa. His expertise spans a variety of the disciples, including international Economic Law, international Human Rights Law. Environmental Law, and Journalism.

 

Dr. Ofori is also a distinguished academician holding a PhD in Law from the University of the West of England, Bristol, UK. His educational background is further enriched by a master’s degree in international relations & international law, a Master of Laws (LLM) in International Trade from Brunel University, and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) with a specialisation in International Business and Marketing Communication from the University of Leicester, UK.

 

In the professional realm, Dr Ofori has served as a Marketing Researcher at MFI in London. His teaching experience is extensive and includes faculty positions at esteemed institutions such as Brunel Business School at Brunel University, Kingston University International Students’ Centre, St Mary’s University, Coulsdon College, and Lambeth College. Moreover, he held visiting lectureships at the University of East London and Hertfordshire Business School of the University of Hertfordshire.

 

In addition to his academic pursuits, Dr Ofori serves as a Trustee for the REACT Humanitarian Network, headquartered in Oxford, UK. In this role, he collaborates with fellow Trustees to advocate for and enhance the dignity of children with disabilities in the most isolated regions of Ghana. Currently, Dr Ofori is an esteemed faculty member at the University of Sunderland’s London Campus, where he continues to inspire students and make meaningful contributions to academia and society at large.

 

Finally, besides his numerous academic and professional accomplishments, Dr Nana Kofi Ofori is also the founder of the blog “Global Mosaic Forum.” This digital platform is meticulously curated to provide informed perspectives on salient global issues spanning International Law, International Relations and Politics, Environmental concerns, and Business Practices. The primary aim of the blog is to foster rigorous debate that can serve as a catalyst for the promotion of good governance, not just in Ghana but cross the African continent as well.