The Cultural Development Foundation (CDF) has renewed its creative partnership with the Embassy of the Republic of China (Taiwan) in Saint Lucia. During a recent visit, the CDF welcomed Veronika L.C. Liu, the newly appointed Third Secretary, and highlighted their shared goals for supporting local artists.
Liu will lead the Spotlight Taiwan Wood Sculpting Workshop Level 2 programme, which aims to help Saint Lucian sculptors improve their skills and reach new markets, both regionally and internationally. It builds on the first workshop’s success and is part of the larger Workshop to World Shop effort, which combines art, business and product development.
The CDF says this advanced training helps artists improve their technical skills and prepares them to succeed in the market. The foundation also emphasised that this partnership shows a shared commitment to innovation, cultural exchange and supporting sustainable careers in Saint Lucia’s creative industries.
During the meeting, the embassy and the CDF reviewed their progress and discussed the next steps for the programme. The foundation thanked Taiwan for its ongoing support and welcomed Liu as she starts her new role.
With the partnership renewed, both sides say they are excited to help grow Saint Lucia’s creative economy. They want to make sure local artists have the chance to succeed internationally.
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