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The Francophonie Festival, a celebration of French art and culture, commenced yesterday and will run through the end of March. Highlights include an exhibition by Swiss comic artist Vamille at the Hong Kong Central Library, showcasing her work The Story of Sakana Kid. Additionally, comic books from other renowned artists across the French-speaking world are on display, offering a diverse glimpse into Francophone creativity.

The festival is organized by the consulates of Switzerland, France, Canada, Belgium, and the Alliance Francaise of Hong Kong, among others.
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On March 15, Swiss Arts Day will take place at The Peak, featuring a variety of cultural activities and performances.
The festival underscores the vibrant global French-speaking community, which boasts a population of 343 million worldwide.

Swiss artist Vamille, center, will showcase The Story of Sakana Kid.

















