Soroti, Uganda – The Ugandan government has made a substantial financial commitment to support the inaugural Ateker Reunion Festival, scheduled to take place in Soroti City.
With a budget of UGX 2.3 billion, the festival aims to celebrate and preserve the rich cultural heritage of the Iteso people, while also promoting unity and fostering discussions on key regional issues.
The Ateker Reunion Festival will gather members of the Ateker community from Uganda and neighboring countries, offering a platform for attendees to reconnect with their cultural roots and engage in meaningful dialogue.
The festival’s agenda includes a focus on the preservation of Iteso cultural heritage and the promotion of unity among the Ateker people.
This significant investment by the government has been bolstered by support from a range of stakeholders, including local leaders, cultural institutions, and community organizations.
The collaborative effort showcases the broad recognition of the importance of maintaining and promoting the cultural identity of the Iteso people, as well as the potential benefits of the festival for the region’s economic and social development.
