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His concerns reflect a much larger narrative about respect and recognition for artists, especially in a country where art and culture are integral to its heritage. By bringing attention to the issue, he hopes to set a precedent that encourages a more respectful relationship between politicians and artists. “If you have to go, then don't come here, or inform us beforehand,” he reiterated, urging political figures to be more considerate of their commitments and the implications of their actions.