British Council to strengthen cultural, educational ties at Hornbill Festival

KOHIMA: The British Council India has emphasised the role of music, arts, and education in building deeper understanding and stronger connections between young people from different countries.

Talking to PTI on the sidelines of the Hornbill Festival in Nagaland, Alison Barrett, Director of British Council India (Minister for Education & Cultural Affairs, British High Commission in India) said the British Council’s work is centred around creating platforms for young people to connect, learn, and develop the skills that will help them succeed in their careers.

“We believe that culture – whether through music, literature, or the arts – is a powerful way of getting to know another place and another person. Through educational partnerships and cross-cultural exchange, we can build friendships and, ultimately, contribute to a more peaceful and prosperous world,” she said.

Source: PTI News

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