Forbes, 07 October 2025, International

In a century defined by climate shocks, political volatility, and digital disruption, culture underpins markets, legitimacy, and resilience every bit as much as steel and concrete. In this context, it includes not only the creative industries but also the deeper social operating systems, the values, narratives, and shared meanings that shape how economies work.

NewsTrendsKE, 05 October 2025, Kenya

Kenya has taken a significant step towards formalising and strengthening its creative sector after the Creative Economy Support Bill, 2024, was forwarded to the National Assembly for debate and possible enactment. The proposed legislation aims to establish a comprehensive legal and institutional framework that supports artists, filmmakers, musicians, designers, and other creative professionals, a…

ICOM - International Council of Museums, 03 October 2025, International

After its successful participation at Mondiacult again this year, ICOM looks forward to building on this momentum to pursue its efforts in informing policymakers on the work of museums in enhancing cultural rights, protecting cultural heritage, fostering a culture of peace, and contributing to climate mitigation, adaptation, and resilience. The Conference was also an opportunity for ICOM to stren…

UNESCO, 02 October 2025, International

In a visionary move to combat the illicit trafficking of cultural property, UNESCO officially launched the Virtual Museum of Stolen Cultural Objects at MONDIACULT 2025. This innovative digital platform reconnects communities with their stolen cultural treasures, raises awareness, and fosters global solidarity in the fight against illicit trafficking.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia, 02 October 2025, Indonesia

Speaking at the plenary session, Minister Fadli Zon underlined Indonesia’s commitment to making culture a pillar in tackling climate change and in shaping the post-2030 sustainable development agenda. He further emphasized that culture is a fundamental human right and a source of global economic strength.

Gulf Times, 02 October 2025, Saudi Arabia

The Cultural Investment Conference 2025 concluded in Riyadh. Held over two days, 29–30 September, the event reinforced culture as an asset and a driver of sustainable growth. Organized by the Saudi Ministry of Culture under the patronage of His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Crown Prince and Prime Minister, the Conference gathered more than 100 speakers and 1,500…