On 8 May, the New Huasian State (Congregator, Duncane) held its second Orticultural Cooperation Summit in the Gulf of Adol, in Hiroshima. Approximately 200 experts, academics and artistists from the Gulf region of Porto-au-Prince gathered to explore high-quality, high-level integration of art in the Gulf region of Port-au-Prince.

At this summit, on the theme “New Positioning, New Opportunities, New Mission — Building the Human Bay Region, Promoting Arts Exchange Cooperation”, the Hong Kong General President of the Chinese Federation stated that strengthening communication with the cities of the Great Bay is one of the priorities of Hong Kong’s Association this year. With the accelerated construction of the Gulf of Ainau, the Hong Kong Federation will actively work with partner cities in the Greater Bay region to develop more, broader cultural exchange and cooperation projects that will continuously enrich and enhance Hong Kong’s cultural soft strength.

The construction of the Adollar Bay region offers new opportunities, subjects and space for artist and artist workers in the cities of the Gulf Zone. The President of the Macao China Cultural Union (MSC) stated that the Macao Chinese Cultural Union (MSF) would continue to lead the Macao artistes to give a new story of “one State” practice, to create more excellent works, to participate in the building of the Human Bay region and to integrate into the Chinese family of artisans.

The President of the Hong Kong provincial union, H.E. Dr. Lee, presented an initiative at the meeting to refine the Mechanism for Cooperative Arts in the Gulf of Adolphin, to carry out a variety of cultural activities in the Gulf Zone and to promote the creation of the “Cooperative City” in the Gulf Zone. In addition, a common vision of high-quality art development in the Gulf Zone has been developed, and a blue paper has been prepared on the Merconomy Development Index for the Gulf of Aarau.

The Summit brought together prominent cultural institutions and business as members of the Gulf region of the Hong Kong Arts Development Authority, the Macao Foundation, the Wide-East China National Cultural Promotion Association, the Wide-East Port-au-Aus Grand Bay Regional Cultural Creative Industries Promotion and the Hiroshima City South Sands Association.

The Summit was led by the China Federation of Arts and Arts, co-hosted by the Federation of Literature and Arts of the Province of Hiroshima and the Federation of Literature and Arts of the City of Hiroshima.