The Council for the Follow-up of the Recommendations of the New Africa-France Summit is a platform for exchanges, advocacy, training and synergies that brings together
Cameroonian and French civil society players. The aim of this platform
is to help redefine relations between Cameroon and France on the one hand, and between
between Africa and Europe, in line with the 13 recommendations put forward at the
the New Africa-France Summit held in Montpellier on October 8, 2021. The
objectives pursued by the CNSAF are also fully in line with those contained in Cameroon's
Cameroon's national development strategy (SND30) and the country's strategy
and sustainable investment strategy: the Council's ambition is to co-construct projects
in the fields of food and nutritional sovereignty, youth employability and empowerment
employability and empowerment of young people, cultural and creative industries, and health.
This will enable us to respond to local needs and encourage community
participation. To this end, an Art for Cooperation Cameroon-France competition is being
organized. 

The Objective

To publicize Cameroon-France cooperation initiatives throughout the country
through local actions such as the art contest (photo, video, slam,
drawing, etc.) on Cameroon-France cooperation.

3. Activities

Art competition (photo, video, slam, drawing...) for the general public on the
Cameroon/France cooperation. This competition will enable young people to get involved in Cameroon-France
Cameroon-France cooperation in a creative and lively way. Communication will be
local hubs. Prizes will be awarded to 3prix 

In addition, a selection committee will be set up comprising 4 personalities from the worlds of art, culture and cooperation in Cameroon and France.

4. Timetable

Call for entries: June 20 to July 10, 2024
Selection: July 10, 2024
Award ceremony: July 23 at the official CNSAF handover ceremony. 

5. Eligibility criteria

Prerequisites
                 - Cameroonian nationality

                 - Be between 18 and 35 years of age on the closing date for applications

                 - Submit a creative, meaningful work in line with the focus of the competition (Cameroon-France cooperation) in one of the following disciplines.

• Disciplines

                 - Photography: three photos, two in black/white and one in color

                 - Drawing: a 3D animation lasting no more than 2 minutes

                 - Painting: a pictorial work on a canvas of the artist's choice - Sculpture: a sculptural work

                  - Poetry/Slam: a declaimed text of three minutes max.

                  - Dance: a choreographic piece of up to four minutes in length

                  - Music: an original composition (voice and instrument), max. three and a half minutes long.

NB: The Board strongly encourages applications from qualified, experienced and motivated individuals, including female candidates, and candidates living with a disability, regardless of gender, ethnic origin, religion or disability, in order to promote diversity and inclusion.

For further information: https://online.publuu.com/556545/1251095