Mohamed Ben Youssef, New Director General of the Afro-Arab Cultural Institute
The Afro-Arab Cultural Institute, based in Bamako, has appointed Mohamed Ben Youssef as its new Director General. The announcement was made by the institution itself. Mohamed Ben Youssef expressed his honor at occupying this position. He recalled that the Institute aims to strengthen ties between Africa and the Arab world, promoting solidarity, sustainable development, and cultural integration.
Experienced Diplomat
As a seasoned diplomat with over thirty years of experience, Mohamed Ben Youssef plans to utilize his expertise to foster dialogue and understanding between African and Arab peoples. He stated that the Institute will focus its efforts on culture and the arts, considering these areas essential for bringing regions closer together and creating bridges between societies.
Collaboration and Partnerships
The Director General added that the Institute will work with all African and Arab countries, as well as partner organizations and cultural institutions. The goal is to strengthen educational, intellectual, and cultural exchanges. The Afro-Arab Cultural Institute plays a key role in cultural diplomacy, facilitating exchanges and contributing to building a future based on dialogue and cooperation between Africa and the Arab world.
