• The second edition of our Euro-Africa Biennale, which we co-organize with the city of Montpellier.
• The coordination of a project funded by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs to help structure artistic projects in the fields of Hip-Hop, action sports, and CCIs across four African countries: Algeria, Cameroon, Ghana, and Tanzania.
• The coordination of a project funded by the French Institutes in Yaoundé and Kinshasa to facilitate exchanges and co-creation between video game studios in all three countries.
• The support of a project funded by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs to amplify and structure the fashion industry in Botswana.

The aim through all these projects that we conduct all year long is to feed our Biennale. The event represented for its first edition in 2023:

• 100 events across 7 days.
• In 30 different spaces all around Montpellier.
• 20 countries represented.
• 100 guests from the African continent.
• 5 great literary meetings.
• 350 participants for the Euro-Africa Water Days congress.
• Over 50 African entrepreneurs.
• Over 30,000 visitors.

It was a success. But we would now like to empower the "Euro" in Euro-Africa Biennale by developing year-round programs for visual artists from the African and European continents. The first step for us is to find partners across the European continent who share similar activities or interests. Hubs or companies that work with African artists and artists from African diasporas across different media and with whom we could create a rich and empowering exchange program. Here in Montpellier (south of France), we have residency spaces and a community of around 50 visual artists in our hub. Our aim is to use our facilities and internal competencies to promote inter-continental creation and cooperation.