Recording Academy Expands into Africa and the Middle East: Boosting Global Music Creation GRAMMY Awards Recording Academy Expands into Africa.
In a groundbreaking move, the Recording Academy, known for the prestigious Grammy Awards, announces a significant foray into Africa and the Middle East.
Strategically expanding to support global music creators by partnering with Ministries of Culture and key stakeholders in vibrant regions.
Harvey Mason Jr., the visionary CEO of the Academy, underscores the paramount importance of extending support, resources, and opportunities to music creators globally.
Recognizing music as a cornerstone of cultural expression, Mason emphasizes its significance as one of humanity’s most treasured assets.
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Over the last two years, Academy leaders deeply engaged in these areas, holding extensive meetings, tours, and direct interactions.
This collaborations with Culture Ministries in Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, Rwanda, and government departments in the UAE and KSA.
We’ve signed MOUs with Ghana and the Ivory Coast, underlining our dedication to fostering mutual relationships and promoting cross-border music creation.
This joint venture aims to boost African and Middle Eastern artists globally while diversifying the music scene’s sounds and stories.
The Recording Academy’s move into Africa and the Middle East signals a pivotal moment, fostering creativity, innovation, and cultural exchange.
The initiative gains momentum, set to redefine music creation, transcending borders, and uniting artists and audiences worldwide.
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