Voices from CPD's Conference on Cultural Diplomacy

Apr 4, 2014

We sat down with panelists from our 2014 conference, 'A New Era in Cultural Diplomacy: Rising Soft Power in Emerging Markets,' and asked them to share their thoughts on the power of culture and the arts on the world stage. Here, Eko Film Festival Founder Hope Obioma Opara discusses how this festival should benefit Nigeria.

Voices from CPD's Conference on Cultural Diplomacy

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