Placed under the high patronage of the Ministers of Culture of Congo and the D.R. of Congo, the event made it possible to strengthen the visibility of the ACP-EU Culture programme “Creating in Central Africa” and to enhance the results obtained to date. The regional meeting also contributed to advocate with national and regional authorities for increased support to the cultural and creative sectors and served as a privileged framework for meetings and exchanges between the representations of the Organisation of ACP States (OACPS) and the European Union (EU) at regional level and African cultural operators.
Brazzaville and Kinshasa hosted ACP-EU Culture’s 2nd regional meeting
ACP-EU culture, 13 December 2022, Congo, DR
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