Partenariat Culture - Navétanes : Mame Coumba Diop et l'ONCAV scellent une alliance stratégique au Musée des Civilisations Noires
Ms. Mame Coumba Diop, Minister of Culture, Creative Industries, and Historical Heritage, chaired a crucial working session at the Museum of Black Civilizations on Friday, July 17, 2026. The meeting brought together a delegation from the National Organization for the Coordination of Holiday Activities (ONCAV), led by its president, Amadou Kane, as well as the presidents of all fourteen Regional Organizations for the Coordination of Holiday Activities (ORCAV) across the country.
On this occasion, the minister expressed his department's firm commitment to placing culture at the heart of the Navétane movement. Mame Coumba Diop invited the ONCAV officials to develop an ambitious cultural and artistic program encompassing all sub-sectors, such as theater, literature, and urban culture. Through this forum for consultation and dialogue, the authorities' stated objective is to permanently integrate these activities into the holiday calendar and encourage young people to fully embrace this cultural dimension.

In response, President Amadou Kane reiterated ONCAV's full commitment to translating this vision into concrete actions. He announced the implementation of a strengthened artistic outreach program, particularly during the upcoming national events scheduled for August 6-8, 2026, in the municipality of Medina Dabakh, which will culminate in a grand Ngoyane evening. To formalize and sustain this momentum, the Ministry of Culture and ONCAV agreed to sign a partnership agreement soon, outlining the main directions of their collaboration.
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