Resumption of rejoicing festivities: despite covid-19, the screw is loosening for revelers

With the coronavirus, how will we celebrate daily, almost two years of social life aside? People in the party and nightlife scene strongly believe in this possibility while combining the effects of the pandemic with business arising in this world of ambiance without the risk of being the cause of the spread of the virus. Lassine Koné, president of the Association Culture Ensemble (ACE), spoke at the microphone of Universciences.

The National Rally Committee for Development (CNRD), which took over the destiny of Guinea on September 5, delighted more than one by granting partial and now total relief to the world of ambiance.

The cultural world freed from nightlight mode

Among them, cultural leaders, managers of places of relaxation, music lovers, since they have been freed from the sleep mode to which they were placed due to coronavirus, showing their satisfaction.

“It is with great pleasure and satisfaction that we learned of the effective seizure of power by the new authorities. Following the national consultations initiated by the CNRD, we presented a letter of grievance, while insisting on the reimbursement of companies impacted by the crisis. rejoiced Lassine Koné, president of the Culture Ensemble Association.

Be careful with the opening authorization

Now that festive events are authorized, it is necessary to enforce the measures adopted to prevent the spread of the virus, otherwise these places become de facto vectors of the disease. “Events are authorized, but this implies that compliance with a certain number of measures, in particular, will require that all spectators be vaccinated, and that everyone be provided with a vaccination card to be able to access a performance venue,” pleads the president of the Culture Ensemble Association.

The sector has paid a heavy price

However, if artists, socio-cultural professionals and music lovers want to perpetuate the everyday celebration, vaccination and respect for barrier measures remain essential. Lest this sector, which has paid a heavy price, be ordered to stop activities; Lassine Koné, launches an appeal to everyone, “Really people must continue to observe barrier measures because the disease still exists. Beyond this, everyone in the sector must go and get vaccinated.”

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