Role of culture even more relevant now


The role of culture is ever more relevant as a vital part of the solution in uplifting mental well-being in these challenging times with an uncertain future, defined by post-Covid-19 recovery, digital culture and the creative economy.

This was highlighted by Culture, Youth and Sports Minister Maj-Gen (Rtd) Aminuddin Ihsan Pehin Saiful Mulok in his address as the guest of honour at the launch of Brunei-China Art and Visual Culture Festival held yesterday in conjunction with the 30th anniversary of diplomatic ties between Brunei Darussalam and China.

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