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A partnership focused on transforming the music industry was launched in Juba, involving South Sudan and UNESCO.

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Aug 25

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A partnership focused on transforming the music industry was launched in Juba, involving South Sudan and UNESCO.

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Juba South Sudan UNESCO

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Aug 25Viviana Nyachan, a musician, is involved in cultural initiatives in Juba supported by partnerships with UNESCO.1 source
- eyeradio.org
Jul 29Partnership launched in Juba to transform the music industry of South Sudan with UNESCO.1 source
- eyeradio.org

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The entities involved

Juba
capital of the Republic of South Sudan
- Riek Machar is involved in peace talks and elections, with Juba as the capital, and calls for political reforms in South Sudan.Mon 16:13
- Archbishop Elias Taban Parangi mediated a political dialogue in Juba, South Sudan.Mon 16:13
South Sudan
country in East Africa
- A university is currently operating in Jonglei State, South Sudan.Mon 15:30
- A meeting was held in Juba where the South Sudan Artists’ Union sought to promote the entertainment industry and a representative proposed a dedicated military unit.Mon 10:21
UNESCO
specialised agency of the United Nations for education, sciences, and culture
- Hà Nội is working to strengthen its standing within UNESCO's Creative Cities Network.Mon 12:17
- A dialogue was held in Hà Nội focusing on heritage and authenticity, involving UNESCO.Mon 12:17

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Aug 25eyeradio.org
Jul 29eyeradio.org