Venezuela is present at the first exhibition of popular art from Latin American and Caribbean countries in Cairo

The opening ceremony was well attended, reflecting the great interest aroused by the region
MPPRE Press

Published at: 06/10/2026 04:26 PM

Under the coordination of the Deanship of the Group of Embassies of Latin American and Caribbean Countries (GRULAC) in Egypt, the Exhibition of Latin American and Caribbean Folk Art was inaugurated in the Salah Taher Hall of the Cairo Opera House.

The opening ceremony was well attended, reflecting the great interest aroused by the region. Representatives of the diplomatic corps, prominent intellectuals, journalists, professors and university students, and members of the national communities of the GRULAC countries came together.

In a vibrant cultural and artistic environment, the exhibition presented pieces from 11 countries: Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, Guatemala, Mexico, Panama, Peru, the Dominican Republic and Venezuela, reflecting the spirit of national culture, influenced by nature and the accumulated traditions of generations.

This exhibition, which will remain open to the public for the next few days, reaffirms the commitment of countries in the region to strengthen ties of friendship and cultural exchange with the Egyptian people, consolidating art as a bridge of dialogue and shared identity.

MPPRE

Share this news: