NIGERIA TO HOST MAIDEN CULTURAL DIPLOMACY CONFERENCE – A CALL TO THE DIASPORA

Nigeria is set to host its first-ever Cultural Diplomacy Conference on January 27–28, 2026 at the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs (NIIA), Victoria Island, Lagos. This historic event will showcase Nigeria’s rich cultural heritage and explore how it can strengthen international relations, national unity, and global influence.

Theme:
“Building Nations Through Cultural Diplomacy”

The conference will focus on leveraging culture as a strategic tool for diplomacy, social cohesion, and sustainable development.

✨ Why This Matters to the Diaspora:

– Celebrate and share Nigeria’s global cultural influence

– Learn how Nigerian arts, music, Nollywood, literature, and fashion shape international partnerships

– Explore opportunities to connect with cultural, diplomatic, and economic networks

– Support Nigeria’s creative industries and economic diplomacy initiatives

Who Will Attend:

Delegates include government officials, diplomats, scholars, cultural experts, artists, and representatives from international cultural organizations.

The event will feature keynote addresses, panel discussions, and cultural showcases.

Get Involved:

This is a unique opportunity for the diaspora to stay connected with Nigeria’s cultural initiatives, explore collaboration, and contribute to nation-building on the global stage.

Stay tuned for updates on registration, speakers, and virtual participation options so you can be part of this historic event from anywhere in the world.

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