Reach Africa Foundation the Hague, took up the challenge to organize an African Cultural Day.
In 2003, the Reach Africa Foundation in The Hague took up the challenge of organizing the first African Cultural Day, a two-day event aimed at showcasing the vibrant and diverse African culture in the Netherlands and across Europe. This cultural celebration was designed to exhibit and promote various aspects of African heritage, including art, businesses, culture, dance, fashion, and delicious African cuisine.
The event featured a variety of African businesses, offering goods, merchandise, consultancies, and services. It also showcased African art, including paintings and sculptures, as well as traditional African clothing. In addition to these, the event highlighted a wide array of specially prepared African delicacies and fostered a sense of unity among Africans in the Netherlands and Europe.
Achievement/Impact
Promotion of African culture and identity in the Netherlands and Europe
Promotion of the contribution of businesses by African immigrants in the Netherlands and Europe
Contribution of African culture to building multiculturalism in the Netherlands and Europe
Enhancement of unity among Africans in the Netherlands and Europe
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