The FECC delegation from Germany visits the Prime Minister to strengthen cultural cooperation.
ORANJESTAD—On January 20, the Prime Minister, Mike Eman, in his capacity as Minister of Culture, received a delegation from the Federation of European Carnival Cities (FECC) in Germany, which is currently visiting Aruba as part of an official cultural exchange.
The visit is part of the international cooperation within the global carnival network, as SMAC is now an active member of FECC. During their stay in Aruba, the delegation attended three of our carnival parades, gaining firsthand experience with the organization, community participation, and cultural impact of our national festival.
During the meeting with the Prime Minister, he emphasized the value of Carnival as one of Aruba's most important cultural activities, not only in terms of tradition and identity, but also for its economic and tourism impact.
The meeting provided an opportunity to reaffirm Aruba's commitment to cultural diplomacy and international cooperation. He also emphasized the opportunities for expanding cooperation within the international carnival network, thus strengthening Aruba's position on the global cultural stage.
This gesture of official recognition underscored the government's continued support for the strategic development of Aruba's cultural sector.
The visit is part of the international cooperation within the global carnival network, as SMAC is now an active member of FECC. During their stay in Aruba, the delegation attended three of our carnival parades, gaining firsthand experience with the organization, community participation, and cultural impact of our national festival.
During the meeting with the Prime Minister, he emphasized the value of Carnival as one of Aruba's most important cultural activities, not only in terms of tradition and identity, but also for its economic and tourism impact.
The meeting provided an opportunity to reaffirm Aruba's commitment to cultural diplomacy and international cooperation. He also emphasized the opportunities for expanding cooperation within the international carnival network, thus strengthening Aruba's position on the global cultural stage. The gesture of official recognition underscored the government's continued support for the strategic development of Aruba's cultural sector.
