Moroccan capital Rabat named African capital of culture

Share
Tweet
Post
Send

The Moroccan capital Rabat was designated on Saturday as the African capital of culture for 2020-2021, official news agency MAP reported.

The decision was taken by the Committee of African Capitals of Culture following its meeting, held at the headquarters of United Cities and Local Governments of Africa (UCLG Africa) in Rabat.

The meeting examined the the merits of the candidacy of Rabat and the conditions that this city must fulfill to be the mirror of African culture for the period 2020-2021.

A team has been set up to work on the general programming of the various planned events and activities to celebrate the African Continent in its plurality and diversity and contribute to the writing of a common history.

Source:CGTN Africa

Share
Tweet
Post
Send

Related Posts

Sponsored

Follow Us

Follow Us on X

A special moment at the forum as we officially present the Investment Guidelines: Tourism Doing Business in Colombia! 🇨🇴

H.E. Mr. @petrogustavo, President of Colombia, joined us for this key milestone in fostering global tourism investment. 🌍

🔗https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Cv4J0NGsT4

#VoyagesAfriq The Africa Showcase North America in Los Angeles was a huge success!

Attendees were captivated yesterday by a first-ever live virtual safari from the South African bush, blending innovation and African charm.

A truly unforgettable experience!
#AfricaShowcase

#VoyagesAfriq The plan, designed to serve as a roadmap until 2029, outlines strategic goals aimed at transforming TOUGHA into a more vibrant, efficient and influential body within the sector. @AbeikuSantana @thePOE_T @tougha2020 @kojofabio @akwasizurich

#VoyagesAfriq Botswana’s new President, @duma_boko has appointed lawmaker, Mr Boipuso Wynter Mmolotsi as the country’s new Minister of Environment and Tourism.

Mmolotsi has been the Member of Parliament for the Francistown South constituency

Load More