Frulla rallies troops around draft text on the protection of cultural diversity
News | 05/30/2005 4:00 am EDT
Canada is pushing to have a draft text for the protection of diversity of cultural content and artistic expression ironed out at an intergovernmental meeting being held last week and this in Paris. The ultimate goal, according to Canadian Heritage minister Liza Frulla, is to have the text officially adopted at the next general meeting of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) in October.
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