Promote greater recognition for/and celebrate the diverse heritage and contributions of people of African descent to the development of our societies.




On 31st August, we commemorate the International Day for People of African Descent 2023. It is a day to promote greater recognition for – and celebrate – the diverse heritage and contributions of people of African descent to the development of our societies.



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