cultural exchange

noun

1. an exchange of students, artists, athletes, etc., between two countries to promote mutual understanding.

Example Sentences

On Thursday, Mr Cernauteanu alleged that dozens of Moldovans had recently travelled to Moscow, ostensibly to attend “cultural exchange programmes”, but actually receiving training to stir violence ahead of the elections.

From BBC

I read that you worked at the Haiti Cultural Exchange.

From Salon

And this summer, they traveled to Los Angeles, where Muikia attended a program hosted at USC’s School of Cinematic Arts that paired experienced African filmmakers with Hollywood professionals in a five-week cultural exchange of sorts aimed at teaching each group about their respective film industries.

From Los Angeles Times

The unlikely country star’s journey from unknown artist to record-breaking chart-topper who writes hits for Beyoncé is a lesson in the power of cultural exchange.

From Los Angeles Times

The name “No Nazar” perfectly describes what the founders want people to experience when they attend — positive vibes and a cultural exchange of music on the dance floor, Maieli says.

From Los Angeles Times