In an increasingly interconnected world, cultural exchange programmes have emerged as one of the most powerful tools for fostering understanding, collaboration, and innovation across borders. According to UNESCO, cultural and creative industries generate annual revenues of over $2.25 trillion and employ nearly 30 million people worldwide.
At Arts Connect Africa, one of our areas of focus in the areas of cultural exchanges. Our member Ignacio Priego shares his insights with Expression Africa on how these programs allow people from diverse backgrounds to share their heritage, learn from one another, and create lasting bonds. Read the full opinion piece on the Expression Africa website.
