In Johannesburg, an exhibition tells the story of the ties between Italy and South Africa
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An exhibition dedicated to the relations between Italy and South Africa has been presented in Johannesburg, South Africa. The event aims to introduce the public to the history and culture that unite the two countries.
The exhibition is an opportunity to reflect on the contacts that, over time, have linked the two nations. These ties concern not only politics and the economy, but also the people, traditions and ideas that have travelled from one continent to the other.
In South Africa, many people of Italian origin have lived for years. Their presence has contributed to the development of South African society in various sectors, such as commerce, craftsmanship and art. The exhibition also intends to highlight this contribution.
Information available about the initiative is still limited. To learn the details, such as the exact dates and the programme, it will be useful to consult the official sources of the organisers.
Sources: ANSA
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