COVID-19 has largely put international cultural cooperation on hold. What now?
This program took place on Wednesday September 2.
https://dutchculture.nl/en/events/internationale-culturele-samenwerking-pauzestand
International cultural cooperation: paused or gaining momentum?
DutchCulture,
02 September 2020, Netherlands
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