Srinagar gets ‘World Craft City’ tag from the World Crafts Council (WCC)

Current Context: Srinagar was recently recognized as a "World Craft City" by the World Crafts Council (WCC). This designation is a big deal for Srinagar as it highlights the city's rich tradition of crafts and skilled artisans.

• Here's some additional information you might find interesting:
• Srinagar is the fourth Indian city to receive this recognition, joining Jaipur, Malappuram, and Mysore.
• The city boasts a long history of craftsmanship, with over 20,000 registered artisans practicing various crafts like papier-mâché, walnut wood carving, and carpet making.
• This recognition is expected to boost Srinagar's handicraft sector by increasing global recognition and sales of its products. 
• It could also lead to more sustainable practices and opportunities for artisans.

Question:

1 Which organization recognized Srinagar as a "World Craft City"?

• A) UNESCO
• B) World Economic Forum (WEF)
• C) World Crafts Council (WCC)
• D) World Trade Organization (WTO)

Answer: C) Srinagar was recently recognized as a "World Craft City" by the World Crafts Council (WCC). This designation is a big deal for Srinagar as it highlights the city's rich tradition of crafts and skilled artisans.