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The UNESCO World Conference on Cultural Policies and Sustainable Development – MONDIACULT is a ministerial forum during which 194 Member States of UNESCO work together to set - and commit to - the global agenda for culture. It is organized by UNESCO and hosted by the Government of Spain.

The MONDIACULT 2025 Conference is an opportunity to take stock of the national, regional and international-level achievements following the adoption of the historic MONDIACULT Declaration, which defined a set of cultural rights that must be guaranteed. The momentum has been evident, with the inclusion of culture on the agendas of G20, G7, G77+China and other regional and international fora.

It also follows the Declaration’s call to establish culture “as a specific objective in its own right” in the post-2030 development agenda. MONDIACULT 2025 is a decisive and strategic moment to launch a global call for culture stand-alone goal, in the presence of thousands of decisionmakers and cultural influencers.

• Strengthen multilateral action, collaboration, and solidarity among countries to shape the global cultural agenda 
• Report on progress, opportunities and challenges in implementing the six priority areas of the MONDIACULT Declaration as well as two focus areas 
• Foster inclusive and participatory dialogues on cultural policies with a broad range of stakeholders including young people
• Identify the priorities to be considered in the drafting of a stand-alone goal for culture in the post-2030 development agenda 
• Support UNESCO Member States in strengthening cultural information systems to improve public policies

Programme

MONDIACULT 2025 will consist of intergovernmental plenary sessions, thematic technical debates, side events and exhibitions.

MONDIACULT 2025 is a multi-stakeholder, inter-governmental conference, bringing together representatives from UNESCO Member States and Associate Members and non-Member States, organizations of the United Nations system, international non-governmental organizations, civil society, the private sector, and other relevant entities.