AFRIMA President Calls for Investment in Africa's Creative Economy at Moroccan Forum
AFRIMA President, Mike Dada, urged for more investment and collaboration to unlock Africa's creative industry's economic potential at the 3rd Moroccan Cultural and Creative Industries Forum in Rabat. Dada emphasized the need for stronger cooperation and sustainable policies to elevate Africa's cultural sector.
The event also saw discussions on the future of Africa's cultural sector and the importance of partnerships. Dada highlighted AFRIMA's role in promoting African music globally and fostering talent across the continent.
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