Cultural Heritage Administration and Korean Association for Policy Studies Seek Policy Directions
Discussions on AI-Based Heritage Policies and World Heritage Governance

The Cultural Heritage Administration will host an international academic conference to discuss Kim Koo's vision for a culturally strong nation and the policy direction for national heritage as an official side event of the 48th UNESCO World Heritage Committee session.

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The Cultural Heritage Administration announced that, in cooperation with the Korean Association for Policy Studies, it will hold an international academic conference titled "Governance of World Heritage and Realization of a Culturally Strong Nation: Kim Koo's Vision and Policy Direction" at the BEXCO Convention Hall in Busan on the afternoon of July 20.


The purpose of this conference is to shed new light on Kim Koo’s vision of a culturally powerful nation, as expressed in his words “What I desire endlessly is the power of high culture,” through the lens of national heritage, and to explore policy directions that contribute to global peace and prosperity. It will be held as an official side event of the World Heritage Committee.


The conference will be divided into two sessions. The first session will feature presentations and discussions on AI-based heritage policies and sustainable management strategies for world heritage. The second session will focus on Kim Koo's cultural values, his policy legacy, and ways to realize a culturally strong nation through national heritage policies. Scholars and policy experts from Korea and abroad will participate in the presentations and discussions.



Only pre-registered presenters and representatives of each country will be able to attend the event in person, while it will be broadcast live on the Cultural Heritage Administration's YouTube channel.

A representative of the Cultural Heritage Administration said, "Taking this academic conference as an opportunity, we will continue to promote the value of national heritage and to develop policies for the future vision of Korea as a culturally strong nation."


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