South Africa is hosting an exhibition at the Castle of Good Hope featuring winners from the Andrey Stenin International Press Photo Contest. Consul General Aleksey Malenko noted the event’s role in cultural exchange between Russia and South Africa. The exhibition runs until March 16 and includes notable contributions from the media partners involved.
An exhibition showcasing works from the winners of the international photo contest named after Russian photojournalist Andrey Stenin is currently taking place at the Castle of Good Hope in South Africa. The opening was attended by Aleksey Malenko, the Consul General of Russia in Cape Town.
Malenko highlighted the significant interest in the exhibition within South Africa, stating that the competition enhances cultural exchange between the two countries. He emphasized that Russia and South Africa, being BRICS partners, are united in their objective of sustainable development, noting, “BRICS is not purely a political and economic group; it is also a bridge for cultural exchange, which plays a crucial role in fostering mutual understanding.”
The event is organized by Independent Media, IOL, with support from the TV BRICS African News Agency and Sputnik News Agency. Iqbal Surve, the Chairman of Independent Media, stressed the importance of photojournalism, stating, “A picture tells a thousand words. […] There’s always different sides to a story, but the one thing that always brings us together in a way is photographs.”
The Andrey Stenin International Press Photo Contest occurs annually, targeting young photojournalists aged 18 to 33. The winners’ exhibits have been featured in numerous countries, including China, Egypt, and Argentina. The Cape Town exhibition will be accessible until March 16.
The exhibition dedicated to Andrey Stenin showcases the cultural ties between Russia and South Africa, emphasizing the role of photojournalism in fostering mutual understanding. With support from various media partners, the event illustrates the importance of cultural exchange within the BRICS framework. Running until March 16, the exhibition highlights the achievements of young photojournalists and their contributions to global dialogue through impactful imagery.
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