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SoCultures October 2018

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<strong>SoCultures</strong> <strong>October</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />

India & France<br />

Cultures do matter!<br />

And it’s magnificent when the countries join hands to create bigger and broader<br />

narratives together. “It’s different cultures that make the world go round at the end<br />

of the day.” Samantha Fox.<br />

<strong>SoCultures</strong> had the privilege to interview Dr. Bertrand de Hartingh, Counsellor for<br />

Cooperation & Cultural affairs, Director of the French Institute in India, and<br />

discussed in details the cultures, the collaborations, and opportunities for both the<br />

countries. It was absolutely fantastic to know and understand the different<br />

perspectives of different cultures in context of skills, creativity, knowledge,<br />

education and of course, cultural impacts.<br />

“Cultures do matter indeed. Nobody without his or her culture can contribute to a<br />

healthy planet. It’s not about only existing; it’s about living…living a life with<br />

creative meaningful scripts. The cultures are the magnificent pillars of the<br />

evolution of society, the important catalysts to a robust economy.<br />

France has always believed in its cultural creativity plus constant innovation to be<br />

in sync with the changing times. The French know very well that the cultures not<br />

only add savoir-faire to the image of a country but also add immense boost to the<br />

expansion of the economy of a country,” says Dr. Bertrand.<br />

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