👑 Profile of His Royal Highness Chief Safwan Al Hassan
Chief-in-Charge of Guests, Dagbong Kingdom
Chief-in-Charge of Guests, Dagbong Kingdom
Born into a lineage of dignity and leadership, Chief Sofwan Al Hassan was nurtured in the values of integrity, humility, and duty to community. His upbringing was guided by deep respect for the ancestral traditions of the Dagbong Kingdom, which emphasize loyalty to the Yaa-Naa, the King of Dagbong, and the preservation of the Kingdom’s cultural and spiritual heritage.
From a young age, His Royal Highness demonstrated a profound sense of discipline and diplomacy — qualities that would later define his service to the royal court and his role in strengthening Dagbong’s image as a land of peace and hospitality.
As the Chief of Hospitality, His Royal Highness Sofwan Al Hassan serves as the official liaison between the Yaa-Naa and all visiting dignitaries, traditional leaders, and international guests. He is entrusted with ensuring that every visitor to Dagbong experiences the full warmth of royal reception — an ancient practice rooted in the Dagbani philosophy that “a guest brings blessings.”
His duties include overseeing all guest protocol arrangements, coordinating royal receptions, and managing the logistics of hospitality during cultural ceremonies, diplomatic visits, and state events. Through his leadership, the Dagbong Kingdom continues to be recognized for its unmatched grace, organization, and traditional warmth.
Chief Sofwan Al Hassan is widely respected for his strategic vision, humility, and commitment to service. His approach to leadership blends traditional wisdom with modern diplomacy, ensuring that the Dagbong Kingdom remains an active and respected participant in national and international cultural exchanges.
He represents the Kingdom in various ceremonial functions and collaborations, promoting Dagbong’s enduring message of unity, hospitality, and cultural preservation. His insight and calm guidance have helped strengthen relationships between the palace, the community, and visiting nations.
Under his stewardship, the Office of the Chief-in-Charge of Guests has become a model of excellence in royal service — coordinating events that celebrate Dagbong’s cultural heritage while embracing contemporary standards of hospitality. His Royal Highness has inspired a renewed sense of pride among the people of Dagbong by showing that true leadership lies in service, not status.
To this day, Chief Sofwan Al Hassan continues to uphold the timeless belief that the greatness of Dagbong rests not only in its history or wealth but in the warmth of its welcome and the dignity of its people.
“Hospitality is not a duty — it is the soul of Dagbong. Through it, we honor our ancestors and embrace the world.”