11 (a) Organization of competitions offering prizes and mobile exhibitions of works of art and artistic visits; (b) Fiscal assistance through a policy in which African cultural assets are exempted wholly or partly from tax; (c) Supporting artists, writers and research workers by providing financial assistance and scholarships for training or refresher courses; (d) The creation of National Fund for the promotion of culture and the Arts. Chapter VII – The Protection of African Works Article 24 African States should prepare inter-African convention on copyright so as to guarantee the protection of African Works. They should also intensify their efforts to modify existing international conventions to meet African interests. Article 25 African governments should enact national and inter-African laws and regulations guaranteeing the protection of copyright, set up national copyright offices and encourage the establishment of authors’ associations responsible for protecting the moral and material interests of those who produce work that gives s piritual and mental pleasure. Chapter VII – Protection of the African Cultural Heritage Article 26 The African cultural heritage must be protected on the legal and practical planes in the manner laid down in the international instruments in force and in conformity with the best standards applicable in this field. Article 27 The African governments should have to adopt national laws and inter-African regulations governing the protection of cultural property in times of peace and in the event of war.