Chad: Opening of the Sixth Edition of the Moundou Move Festival

The sixth edition of the Moundou Move International Festival opened on Thursday, October 22, in Moundou, with the goal of promoting peace and social cohesion through music.

The opening ceremony was presided over by the subprefect of Rural Moundou, Aki Rozi Ali, in the presence of the secretary general of the Moundou City Hall, Mbayam Bruno, as well as several cultural figures and guests.

Held under the theme “Music: A Vehicle for Social Cohesion and Harmony,” the event runs for three days.

The festival’s organizer, musician Djikoloum Thierry—known by his stage name 2DKOST—stated that the event aims to highlight Chad’s cultural diversity and contribute to the preservation of regional and national cultural identities.

Local authorities praised the organization of this event and encouraged the committee to continue its efforts to ensure its long-term sustainability.

The sub-prefect of Rural Moundou particularly emphasized the role of music and culture in conveying messages of peace and strengthening ties between communities. He also called on festivalgoers to participate in the activities in a spirit of responsibility.

The opening ceremony concluded with a tour of the craft and art exhibition booths.

Held in Moundou, the Moundou Move Festival aims to help promote Chad’s cultural heritage and bring people together.

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