
Françoise Remarck
Françoise Remarck is a prominent Ivorian politician and cultural advocate, serving as the Minister of Culture of Ivory Coast. She recently signed a convention with her French counterpart to facilitate the return of the djidji ayôkwé, emphasizing her commitment to restoring cultural heritage and addressing the impacts of colonialism on African nations.
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Francoise Remarck welcomed the Djidji Ayokwe during the ceremony in Abidjan.
Ivorians set eyes on ‘talking drum’ for first time since it was looted in 1916Françoise Remarck assures that this reform responds to an economic and professional necessity.
Licences de spectacles en Côte d’Ivoire : la réforme de Françoise Remarck divise le monde culturelFrançoise Remarck expressed that she was extremely touched by the long-awaited return of the sacred instrument.
França devolve à Costa do Marfim tambor-falante roubado durante o período colonial | ColonialismoFrançoise Remarck, the Ivorian counterpart, described the return of the artifact as a victory of dialogue over silence.
La France rend à la Côte d’Ivoire son « tambour parleur », cent dix ans après l’avoir pilléFrançoise Remarck is the Ivorian Minister of Culture who signed an agreement regarding the djidji ayôkwé.
O mítico tambor-falante pode voltar à Costa do Marfim | Colonialismo

















