Culture Is Infrastructure, Not Decoration

Museums, archives, languages and creative institutions preserve public memory while supporting education and local economies.

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Culture is often treated as an optional addition to public life. In practice, it is infrastructure. Museums, archives, libraries, theatres and heritage sites preserve knowledge, create employment and connect communities across generations.

Cultural policy also shapes education, tourism, urban development and international relations. Its value cannot be measured only by ticket sales or ceremonial visibility.

PRESS01 covers culture as a field of institutions, rights, memory and public investment.