Ma. Isabel Ongpin

AT the end of October, the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (Unesco) announced that Baguio City had been admitted to its Creative Cities Network. This is a singular opportunity for Baguio to be in the Unesco platform for the next four years for life-long learning, cross-cultural sharing, innovation and productive transformation of its folk arts and crafts. Folk arts and crafts are already in place in the city and as a Creative City they are meant to be enhanced for both artistic and economic gains. An assessment of Baguio’s work in the area will be done after the first four years.

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