Today marks the successful conclusion of the 4th G20 Culture Working Group Ministerial Meeting held at Zimbali around KwaDukuza in KwaZulu Natal province. The meeting culminated in the adoption of the KwaDukuza Declaration on Culture, which outlines a collective framework for cooperation in preserving cultural heritage, promoting creative industries, and fostering cultural diversity and dialogue among member countries.
G20 Culture Working Group Ministers adopt KwaDukuza Declaration to Advance Culture and the Arts through Collaborative Action
Department of Sports, Arts and Culture, South Africa, 29 October 2025, South Africa
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