More than 200 delegates from over 30 countries gathered in Victoria Falls for the Ninth International Conference of the Institute of Cultural Affairs, the first time the event has been held on African soil. The four-year gathering focused on community resilience, sustainable development, and cultural transformation.
Participants praised Victoria Falls for its natural beauty, wildlife, and hospitality, with some calling it the heart and jewel of Africa. Delegates highlighted the peaceful coexistence between people and animals, describing the area as both inspiring and unforgettable.
The group adopted resolutions to advance climate change education, expand recycling and clean air initiatives, support youth programs aimed at preventing drug abuse, and establish international networks for exchange and collaboration. Gerald Gomani, executive director of the Institute of Cultural Affairs Zimbabwe, said the outcomes aim to strengthen communities worldwide.
Participants praised Victoria Falls for its natural beauty, wildlife, and hospitality, with some calling it the heart and jewel of Africa. Delegates highlighted the peaceful coexistence between people and animals, describing the area as both inspiring and unforgettable.
The group adopted resolutions to advance climate change education, expand recycling and clean air initiatives, support youth programs aimed at preventing drug abuse, and establish international networks for exchange and collaboration. Gerald Gomani, executive director of the Institute of Cultural Affairs Zimbabwe, said the outcomes aim to strengthen communities worldwide.
