Africa-Press – Angola. The Ministries of Industry, Commerce, Tourism and Culture launched, this Wednesday, in Luanda, the cultural and creative industries mapping project.
The aforementioned project aims to improve economic activities in artistic centers, provide more opportunities for creators, as well as develop the rich and culturally diverse communities that make Angola unique.
On the occasion, the Secretary of State for tourism, Hélder Marcelino, said that the mapping will make a real diagnosis of what exists in cultural terms.
In turn, the deputy general director of the National Institute of Creative Industries, Euclides da Lomba, said that the program is a consequence of every artistic movement, within the framework of the provisions and competences of these bodies.
The program, financed by the European Union, also aims to create jobs and grow the trade in artistic creations.
The event is organized by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) in collaboration with the ministries of Industry and Commerce and Culture and Tourism.
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