What does NAFAC mean?
NAFAC means National Festival of Arts and Culture
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Organizations, Education Schools etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for National Festival of Arts and Culture?
National Festival of Arts and Culture can be abbreviated as NAFAC
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What does NAFAC stand for? NAFAC stands for "National Festival of Arts and Culture". |
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How to abbreviate "National Festival of Arts and Culture"? "National Festival of Arts and Culture" can be abbreviated as NAFAC. |
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What is the meaning of NAFAC abbreviation? The meaning of NAFAC abbreviation is "National Festival of Arts and Culture". |
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What is NAFAC abbreviation? One of the definitions of NAFAC is "National Festival of Arts and Culture". |
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What does NAFAC mean? NAFAC as abbreviation means "National Festival of Arts and Culture". |
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What is shorthand of National Festival of Arts and Culture? The most common shorthand of "National Festival of Arts and Culture" is NAFAC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- NALAC - National Association of Latino Arts and Culture
- SNCAC - Swaziland National Council of Arts and Culture
- CNSAT - Cabucgayan National School of Arts and Trades
- DAC - Department of Arts and Culture
- INTAC - Indian National Trust for Arts and Culture
- NIAL - National Institute of Arts and Letters
- NSAL - National Society of Arts and Letters
- ROAC - Rex Oasis of Arts and Culture
- CAFFC - China America Festival of Film and Culture
- DAC - Dept of Arts and Culture
- FAP - Festival of Arts and Pageant
- FAPO - Festival of Arts and Pageant Of
- MAC - Museum of Arts and Culture
- NACA - National Arts and Culture Alliance
- NACLI - National Arts and Culture Lottery Initiative
- NCAC - National Centre for Arts and Culture
- NCAC - National Council for Arts and Culture
- POAC - Phoenix Office of Arts and Culture
- WAAC - World Academy of Arts and Culture
- MUAC - Mongolian University of Arts and Culture (Ulan Bator, Mongolia)