Creative Economy Week

Bringing together creative professionals and policymakers for events focusing on the pivotal role of creativity, collaboration, and innovation in arts and culture.

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British Council

Creative Economy Week is a recurring event focused on exploring and supporting the creative industries in Africa. 

It features panel discussions, workshops, and roundtable sessions aimed at providing insights into the creative economy and fostering collaboration between creative professionals, policymakers, and the private sector. This initiative is part of our ongoing efforts to promote and support the creative industries in Africa, underscoring their importance as key drivers for sustainable, dynamic, and inclusive growth.

Creative Economy Week has taken place in Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Uganda, and Ghana, and the latest event takes place in Harare, Zimbabwe, 5–10 March 2025. Check back soon for updates!
 

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