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ELIA Contributes to UNESCO MONDIACULT 2025

Tuesday 16 September 2025  


We are delighted to announce ELIA’s involvement in the lead-up to UNESCO’s World Conference on Cultural Policies and Sustainable Development – MONDIACULT 2025.
 
Creative Skills Week 2025 (22–26 September, Prague and online), led and curated by ELIA in partnership with Creative Prague, will feature as part of the official Extended Programme: “Towards MONDIACULT 2025.” This recognition highlights our joint work on skills development in the cultural and creative sectors and aligns with UNESCO’s global policy framework.
 
Creative Skills Week 2025 is co-organised with EIT Culture & Creativity (co-funded by the European Union), the Creative Pact for Skills, SACCORD (Erasmus+ Forward-Looking Project Scheme, co-funded by the European Commission Erasmus+ Programme), and CYANOTYPES (Alliances for Sectoral Cooperation on Skills, also co-funded by the European Commission Erasmus+ Programme).

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In addition, ELIA will partner in another event hosted by ART/IN Forum, a new international research consortium on artistic intelligence. The event titled: Artistic Intelligence: Shoring up resourceful and resilient cultures will feature as part of the UNESCO MONDIACULT 2025 Pre-Conference programme. Participants are invited to join a one-hour intimate discussion on what artistic intelligence has to offer the world in peace and in times of crisis. RSVP to join here>
 
ELIA’s contribution towards MONDIACULT 2025, the world’s biggest cultural policy conference, underscores our role in connecting European cultural and creative communities to global cultural policy debates shaping better futures for all.

ELIA is responsible for the choice and presentation of the ideas and opinions expressed in this article, which do not necessarily reflect the views of UNESCO and do not commit the Organization in any way.

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