World Crafts Council Honors Olusegun Runsewe for Outstanding Contributions to Art and Culture

The World Crafts Council has awarded Otunba Olusegun Runsewe, the former Director-General of the Nation Council for Arts and Culture (NCAC), for his exceptional contributions to the advancement of art, culture, and the creative industry. The prestigious award was conferred during the second World Craft Forum held in Kuwait.

Runsewe was recognized for his unwavering commitment to preserving and promoting handicrafts, empowering craft communities in Africa, and aligning with the mission of the World Crafts Council. The Council commended Runsewe for his leadership, vision, and enduring dedication to cultural heritage.

The event, themed "Craft in Creative Economy," brought together international craft leaders, artisans, and policymakers to discuss the role of craft in modern society, focusing on sustaining heritage and resilience.