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The Ministry of Culture and Community Development has begun consultations under its initiative titled “The Blueprint of Carnival”, with the first session held at the VIP Lounge, Queen’s Park Savannah on Monday.
Minister of Culture and Community Development Michelle Benjamin and Parliamentary Secretary Dr Narindra Roopnarine are leading the process to collect data from citizens, stakeholders and Carnival participants to guide policy and planning.
The first session focused on the business of steelpan. Participants discussed safety and security in panyards and event spaces, access to facilities, transportation for bands and patrons, medical benefits related to steelpan, marketing of events, and stakeholder engagement.
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