Bengaluru joins ‘World Cities Culture Forum’
On 27th July, 2023, Bengaluru made history by becoming the first Indian city to join the prestigious World Cities Culture Forum (WCCF).
- With its inclusion in the WCCF, Bengaluru joins the ranks of renowned cities like New York, London, Paris, Tokyo, and Dubai, among others.
- The decision to induct Bengaluru into the WCCF was based on the city's fast-paced growth, cultural diversity, and strong commitment to culture.
World Cities Culture Forum
- It was founded in 2012 by Justine Simons OBE, London’s Deputy Mayor for Culture & the Creative Industries.
- It is a global network of cities that share research and intelligence, and ....
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