ANTARA News, 22 October 2026, Indonesia

Indonesia and Malaysia are seeking to deepen bilateral cultural cooperation through joint film and music productions and efforts to preserve their shared cultural heritage.

Creative Economy Agency, 21 October 2026, Thailand

Thailand’s creative economy holds significant potential to drive economic growth, generate quality jobs and support the country’s transition towards high-income status. To unlock this potential and strengthen international confidence in Thailand’s creative industries, the Creative Economy Agency (Public Organization) or CEA, in partnership with Netflix, is stepping up efforts to strengthen Thaila…

Cygnor Celfyddydau Cymru - Arts Council of Wales, 21 October 2026, Wales

Findings from a new evaluation of the Arts Council of Wales and Baring Foundation’s ‘Arts and Minds’ programme indicates that arts and creative activities could be an effective way of supporting children and young people receiving mental health support from the NHS.

DeVos Institute, 21 October 2026, USA

Led by DeVos Institute Chairman Michael M. Kaiser and President Brett Egan, the high-intensity program provides training and guidance in strategic planning, leadership, fundraising, marketing, board governance, human resources, and financial planning coupled with peer learning, networking, and time for personal reflection. It is designed as both a catalyst for leaders at critical points in their …

Government of Canada, 20 October 2026, Canada

Canadian artists and creators are known all over the world for their talent, innovative ideas, technical expertise and high-quality creative content. Our creative industries support hundreds of thousands of jobs across the country and drive economic growth. As we build a strong economy at home, diversifying our trade and expanding partnerships and cultural cooperation with China represent signifi…

Federal Ministry of Information & National Orientation, 17 October 2026, Nigeria

The Federal Government of Nigeria has called for stronger international partnerships, increased investment and improved access to global markets for Africa’s creative industries, highlighting their potential to drive economic diversification, create jobs and strengthen the continent’s global influence.