Africazine:
Libya is gearing up for the “Carnival of Peoples” festival, aiming to boost cultural engagement and international participation.
The Libyan Foreign Ministry held a meeting to discuss the festival’s organizational plans and mechanisms for success. Minister Abdel Hadi Al-Huweij emphasized the importance of cultural festivals in enhancing communication among peoples and showcasing Libya’s cultural diversity.
Libya’s Foreign Ministry Supports Cultural Festival
The meeting at the Foreign Ministry’s headquarters focused on coordinating support for the “Carnival of Peoples” festival. Minister Al-Huweij reviewed plans to enhance international participation and engaged with a delegation from the festival’s supreme and preparatory committee, chaired by Nasser Sawalem.
Artist Kariman Jabr and several organizing committee members were present, highlighting the collaborative effort behind the festival. The discussions included strategies to communicate with Arab, African, and foreign communities in Libya, aiming to expand participation and promote cultural diversity.
Libya: Key figures on Carnival of Peoples
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Enhancing Libya’s Cultural Image
Minister Al-Huweij affirmed the Foreign Ministry’s full support for the festival, recognizing its role in enhancing Libya’s civilized image both regionally and internationally. He noted that cultural festivals are vital for showcasing the country’s developmental and urban progress.
Al-Huweij stressed the need for the “Carnival of Peoples” to become a permanent annual event, which would invigorate the cultural and artistic scene in Libya. He praised the efforts of the organizing bodies in supporting creative initiatives and promoting cultural openness.
Next Steps for the Festival
- Finalize organizational plans for the festival
- Enhance communication methods for outreach
- Expand participation from various communities
The “Carnival of Peoples” festival is set to elevate Libya’s cultural landscape and foster international connections.
