International Museum Day 2022 in Kinshasa/DRC

International Museum Day was celebrated on May 18, 2022, at the National Museum of Congo in Kinshasa. The event was attended by various experts and distinguished individuals, including Mr. Eric Impion, who presented his efforts in promoting the historical and memorial heritage associated with the slave trade. He also discussed his work in training young people on preserving Kongo culture and highlighted the ongoing construction project of the "Kongo Museum, the Central Africa Museum of the Slave Trade." Furthermore, Mr. Impion emphasized the significant role that church leaders play in the preservation and appreciation of Congolese cultural values. The event was a remarkable platform for exchanging knowledge and ideas, inspiring a greater understanding and appreciation of the rich cultural heritage of the Congo.

During the panel discussion, the experts highly commended the Eric Impion Foundation and its museum project, which aims to promote memorial tourism in Central Africa. They recognized the significant efforts made by the foundation in preserving and promoting the historical and cultural heritage of the region. The museum project is set to provide a platform for visitors to learn about the rich history and diverse traditions of Central Africa, while also honoring the memory of those who have contributed to the development and progress of the region. This initiative is expected to attract tourists from around the world, fostering cultural exchange and economic growth in Central Africa. The experts praised the foundation's commitment to promoting education and awareness through tourism, acknowledging its positive impact on the region's development and international reputation.