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The Culture Pact for 2030 is the first global multi-stakeholder platform that uses culture to contribute to the and national cultural policies. On October 18, the webinar “Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships for Sustainable Development: Opportunities from Culture to Accelerate the ” was held, featuring the participation of Minister of Culture Leslie Urteaga, UNESCO Representative in Peru Guiomar Alonso Cano, as well as representatives from the private sector, international organizations, and civil society.

During the webinar, participants discussed the global challenges in achieving the SDGs and how multi-stakeholder partnerships help accelerate progress. Collaboration among governments, private companies, non-governmental organizations, and civil society is emerging as a key tool for addressing the complex and interconnected challenges the world faces in the pursuit of sustainable development.

Minister of Culture Leslie Urteaga stated that “culture is a powerful bridge toward a more sustainable, inclusive, and prosperous future. Together, we can harness culture’s potential as a driver of sustainable development and work toward a stronger and more equitable Peru for all.”

Meanwhile, Guiomar Alonso, UNESCO Representative in Peru, emphasized that “the Pact is culture’s contribution to sustainable economic and social development, as well as to climate change adaptation and biodiversity protection through its interaction with nature.” She concluded her remarks by inviting everyone to “continue working together, to scale up our efforts, to do more, and to encourage other institutions to join the Pact, so we can build a critical mass capable of transforming our societies.”