Wu Wei, the director of Executive Department III at AIBO, described the seminar as a platform for mutual learning and international cooperation.
Goge Africa has announced the launch of a Cultural Dialogue and Diplomacy Series to promote African culture as a strategic tool for diplomacy and economic growth.
Zhou Hongyou, the minister of the Chinese embassy in Nigeria described tea as a bridge for dialogue and mutual learning among civilisations.
Projects under consideration include a seven-star hotel infrastructure and a modern concert and entertainment arena.
Mr Abdul said the programmes were to ensure that employees fully aligned with YABATECH’s vision of innovation, excellence and lifelong learning.
Ms Musawu congratulated creators, producers, sponsors, delegates, for making the event a powerful celebration of storytelling, culture, and hospitality.
The minister said the decision reflected the values of empathy, national unity, and collective sensitivity.
Nigeria’s foremost female talking drummer, Aralola Olamuyiwa, popularly known as Ara, has lamented the lack of support from local brands for artistes promoting indigenous culture.
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation has formally recognised the Sango Festival as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
The envoy also linked the festival to China’s Global Civilisation Initiative, which advocates mutual learning and respect for cultural diversity.
