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The Sound and the Flavor of Public Diplomacy
May 20, 2016
From nation branding through food to the sound of music diplomacy, headlines in the week’s PD News roundup explored the sensory side of international culture. In Nigeria, a new musical is showcasing the nation’s diversity and cultural heritage, while in Israel, a popular Instagram account, “Hot Dudes Eating Hummus,” hopes its “apolitical branding campaign” will celebrate the “entire diversity of Israeli society, which means representing all religions and ethnicities, whether Jewish, Christian, Muslim, or other.” Other headlines looked at coffee diplomacy, EuroVision and culinary exchanges.
- The Java Project: A Case Study in Place Branding—CPD Blog
- India Organises Culinary Week in Israel—Business Standard
- Jamala’s EuroVision Win Will Counter Putin’s Lives—Newsweek
- Musicians Raise their Voices in Song to Help Children in Gaza—Christian Science Monitor
- Israelis on Instagram: Eye Candy with a Side of Hummus—Jerusalem Post
- Philadelphia Orchestra's Final Asian Tour to Include Live Broadcast—NewsWorks
- 'Wakaa the Musical Has the Potential to Boost Cultural Diplomacy'—Pulse
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