Cultural Diplomacy Enhances Nigeria-China Relations

Mr. Abdulkarim Ozi Ibrahim, the Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Arts, Culture and Tourism, affirmed that cultural diplomacy plays a crucial role in strengthening relationships and promoting shared values among nations. He made these remarks during an interactive panda painting session at the Chinese Cultural Center in Abuja, which serves as a global symbol of peace, friendship, and environmental consciousness.
Ibrahim highlighted the importance of the creative sector as a platform for fostering peace and sustainable development. He encouraged participation in cultural exchanges to build bridges and celebrate diversity between Nigeria and China.
Mr. Ahm Sodangi, Director General of the National Gallery of Art, commended the Chinese Cultural Center for its initiatives that enhance cultural diplomacy and bilateral relations. H.E.
Yu Dunhai, the Chinese Ambassador to Nigeria, welcomed the event, emphasizing the significance of cultural exchange in strengthening cooperation between the two nations.
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