Tue, 13 Jun 2017 13:30:46 +0000 By MUKOSELA KASALWE ZAMBIA and the rest of the world can learn more from China on cultural heritage and preservation, says Tourism and Arts Minister Charles Banda. Mr. Banda said the country had benefited immensely from a diverse range of training opportunities in the area of intangible cultural heritage under the Chinese foreign aid training project. Speaking at the just-ended international festival of intangible cultural heritage in Chengdu China, the minister said the lessons were not only on how to preserve and safeguard intangible cultural heritage but also how to successfully showcase and celebrate humanity’s cultural diversity. In a statement issued yesterday, ministry public relations officer Sakabilo Kalembwe said Zambian professionals had been accorded rare opportunities to travel to China for different specialised training openings not only in the area of intangible cultural heritage but in creative arts and culture in general. Mr. Banda said Zambia had generally […]
