Following an excursion at the Victory Museum at the Poklonnaya Gora, His Royal Highness Mwanta Ishima, the General Secretary of the Forum of African Traditional Authorities (FATA) graciously accepted to answer New Eastern Outlook’s questions.

– Your Royal Highness, you are the General Secretary of the Forum of African Traditional Authorities (FATA). What were your expectations from the Let’s Travel! International Tourism Forum that you participated in and were they met?

– Hello, dear friends! As you correctly noted, I am the Secretary General of the Forum of African Traditional Authorities (FATA), and as the Secretary General of FATA, now that the forum is over, I can testify that we had many meetings and held fairly high-level negotiations. They included such sectors as culture, education and technological exchange. I would like to say that we were satisfied with the forum. We have learned a lot of new things and are ready to continue working in this vein.

– Without harmonising regulatory frameworks and developing intergovernmental cooperation it is impossible to establish meaningful tourist connections. Are there any initiatives planned in this sphere in the near future?

– As FATA Secretary General, I can attest that we are focusing our efforts on developing culture between our countries. A lot of work is being done in this direction. In addition, the main focus of........

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