Africa-Press – Angola. Last Wednesday, the Clube Desportivo e Centro Recreativo Marítimo da Ilha celebrated its elevation to the category of Site of National Historic Interest by the Ministry of Culture.According to a note from the Ministry of Culture on Facebook, the event is part of the International Day for Monuments and Sites, which is celebrated on April 18.
On the occasion, the administrator of Ingombotas, Milca Caquesse, defended the preservation of the headquarters of the aforementioned cultural and sports association to ensure the continuity of its legacy for future generations.
In turn, the national director of Cultural Heritage (INPC), Cecília Gourgel, appealed to everyone to take an interest in learning about our cultural heritage, both tangible and intangible.
The association located in the heart of Cabo Island was officially elevated to this status, in light of Executive Decree No. 383.
The commemorative event was also attended by nationalists Amadeu Amorim and Fragata de Morais, Dionísio Rocha and Tonicha Miranda.”The Clube Desportivo e Cultural Marítimo da Ilha was founded on August 5, 1945. Its social objective is to carry out cultural and sporting activities. Its history includes famous names such as Carlos Burity and Teta Lando, as well as others that are part of a huge list”, highlights the publication.
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