中国泉州、无锡等58座城市加入联合国教科文组织创意城市网络

Core Points - The Director-General of UNESCO, Azoulay, approved the inclusion of 58 cities in China, including Quanzhou and Wuxi, into the UNESCO Creative Cities Network [1] - The Creative Cities Network now encompasses 408 cities across over 100 countries, recognized for their commitment to creative industries and cultural life [1] - Azoulay emphasized that UNESCO Creative Cities demonstrate how cultural and creative industries can effectively drive urban development [1] - The addition of these 58 new cities strengthens the network, promoting local initiatives, attracting investment, and enhancing social cohesion [1]