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When Filipino craft becomes diplomacy

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Carolyn Ramoran Hamilton
When Filipino craft becomes diplomacy
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The fifth iteration of the LIKHA exhibition in Pasay City showcased Filipino craftsmanship to an international audience of diplomats. The event aims to use traditional arts and design as a tool for cultural diplomacy.

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Cultural exhibitions serve as soft power initiatives that strengthen international relations and support local artisan economies.

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Education Secretary Sonny Angara, First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos, and Pasay Mayor Imelda Calixto-Rubiano open the fifth iteration of Likha. (Photos: Carolyn Ramoran Hamilton/Manila Bulletin)

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