The Mauritian Ministry of Youth and Sports, in collaboration with the Mauritius Recreation Council (MRC), recently organized a cultural event called "Sirandann à siroter: sa nou kiltir" at the Caudan Waterfront. The event, which took place on October 30, featured a range of activities, including a Sirandann quiz, musical performances by Zul Ramiah and Annega, and slam poetry sessions. The event was attended by prominent figures, including Minister of Youth and Sports Deven Nagalingum.
The Sirandann quiz was a key part of the event, testing participants' knowledge of local culture and traditions. The winners of the quiz were rewarded with copies of the book "99 Sirandanes à siroter… (Et si centième était dans votre tête)" by Philippe Forget, chairman of the La Sentinelle group. The book, which was published in 2018, is a collection of Sirandann poems and phrases.
The event was well-attended by members of the public, who were eager to showcase their knowledge and appreciation of local culture. The presence of Minister Nagalingum and other prominent figures highlighted the importance of preserving and promoting Mauritian culture. The Minister took the opportunity to purchase several copies of the book for his ministry, demonstrating his commitment to supporting local artists and cultural initiatives.
The "Sirandann à siroter: sa nou kiltir" event is part of a broader effort to promote and preserve Mauritian culture. The Ministry of Youth and Sports and the MRC have been working together to organize cultural events and activities that showcase the island nation's rich heritage. The event was a success, with attendees praising the initiative and expressing their enthusiasm for similar events in the future.
The event featured a range of local talent, including musicians and slam poets. The performances were well-received by the audience, who appreciated the opportunity to experience and celebrate Mauritian culture. The event also provided a platform for local artists to showcase their skills and connect with a wider audience.
The "Sirandann à siroter: sa nou kiltir" event is an example of the Mauritian government's efforts to promote cultural development and preservation. The event highlighted the importance of preserving local traditions and customs, and provided a platform for local artists and cultural practitioners to showcase their work.
The success of the "Sirandann à siroter: sa nou kiltir" event demonstrates the appetite for cultural events in Mauritius. The Ministry of Youth and Sports and the MRC are expected to organize similar events in the future, providing opportunities for local artists and cultural practitioners to showcase their work and connect with a wider audience.
Key points
- The event promoted local culture through a Sirandann quiz, music, and slam poetry.
