REN appointed as Ambassador to promote Naga Culture in UK

Regalia Entertainment Nagaland (REN) has been appointed as ambassador to showcase the culture of the indigenous Naga people in the International Multi-Cultural Event beginning in November 2020 in Belfast Northern Ireland. Also, REN has officially announced its partnership with Maurice Wylie Ministry in Northern Ireland as partner for Cultural promotion and preservation. MWM is involved in Charity programmes, Arts and culture, media exposure including TV appearances and promotes entertainment organisations. Director and founder of REN Atheli K Zhimo informed on friday through a statement that This global ties will provide a platform for the Naga performers in the World Stage besides promoting the rich cultural heritage of ethnic identity of both the Nagas and the Irish people. REN is also a Performing Arts and Culture Partner to several companies from countries like Spain and Germany and is an events management partner to several other states in India. 

REN is an Entertainment production house that organises events like REN Model Hunt, The Warriors Festival and Iliki International Music Festival (IIMF) having its global promotional campaign mostly from parts of UK.

It is also one among the biggest fashion society in North East India. 

PROJECT HOPE

REN under ‘PROJECT HOPE’ organised a free eye treatment camp on September 6 for senior citizens in collaboration with Advanced Vision Therapy Clinic, Dr. Dennis K Swu and Tribal old age home cum day care centre Indisen-Dimapur partnered by The North East Window magazine and Nagaland institute of Photography. Free medicine was provided by AVTC and REN will be providing free eye glasses. There are existing 20 Goodwill ambassadors under REN. Project Hope is entirely funded by REN and is the only touring charity project in North East. It has been sponsoring many youths to participate in entertainment platforms and has had many successful wins. 

(MExN)