Recently 2 cities of India have been included in UNESCO Creative Cities Network.

Recently 2 cities of India have been included in UNESCO Creative Cities Network.

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Category : Science and Tech Published on: November 02 2023

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On November 1, 2 cities of India have been included in the UNESCO Creative Cities Network.
These 2 cities are – Gwalior of Madhya Pradesh and Kozhikode of Kerala.
Gwalior has been included in this network in the category of 'Music' and Kozhikode in the category of 'Literature'.
On November 1, a total of 55 cities of the world have been included in this global network.
UNESCO Creative Cities Network was established in the year 2004.
The aim of this network is to foster collaboration between cities that recognize creativity as a strategic factor in their urban development and incorporate that factor into policy making.
Including Gwalior and Kozhikode, now 8 cities of India are included in this list.
Jaipur was first included in this network in the year 2015.

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