Minister backs Fiji’s creative industry
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At a glance
- Fiji's Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection, Sashi Kiran, urged support for local designers and artisans.
- Her call followed the Pacifique Artisans Night Fashion Show, which highlighted Fiji's creative talent.
- Kiran praised the designers' creativity and commitment, emphasizing the importance of the creative industry.
Fiji's Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection, Sashi Kiran, is championing the nation's creative industry, urging Fijians to rally behind local designers and artisans. The minister's call to action came after the successful Pacifique Artisans Night Fashion Show, an event that vibrantly showcased Fiji's diverse creative talent. The show featured an array of fashion, intricate jewelry, and handcrafted designs, all presented with a Bollywood-themed flair.
Her call comes after the Pacifique Artisans Night Fashion Show, a Bollywood-themed event that showcased Fiji’s creative talent through fashion, jewellery and handcrafted designs.
Kiran lauded the participating designers for their exceptional creativity and unwavering commitment to their craft. She specifically acknowledged the efforts of Pacifique Artisans, recognizing their role in bringing such a significant event to fruition. The minister emphasized that supporting these local creators is vital for the growth and sustainability of Fiji's creative sector, highlighting its potential to contribute to the economy and cultural landscape.
Kiran praised the designers for their creativity and commitment, and acknowledged Pacifique Artisans […]
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