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PIMA appoints new preseident - Joseph Flores Artero-Cameron

Office of Tourism Arts and Culture,
30 May 2015, Papua New Guinea

The Board of the Pacific Islands Museums Association (PIMA) recently appointed its new President Joseph Artero-Cameron, to lead them for the next three years. His appointment is timely as PIMA gears itself towards the 12th Festival of Pacific Arts to be held in Guam in 2016.

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