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Salameh reveals plan for sustainable recovery of culture in Lebanon

A hundred cultural stakeholders attended the conference where the Culture Minister announced his seven pillars for recovery, a Lebanon-focused definition of culture industries, and an ambitious goal for the next five years.

Salameh reveals plan for sustainable recovery of culture in Lebanon

Culture Minister Ghassan Salameh. (Archive photo by: Mohammad Yassin/L’Orient Today)

Culture Minister Ghassan Salameh held a press conference in which he presented an ambitious strategy that places cultural industries at the heart of Lebanon’s national recovery project.Contrary to a vision that relegates culture to a mere symbolic or incidental expense, this roadmap, unveiled at a conference at the National Library in Sanayeh and attended by a hundred of stakeholders, aims to make culture an economic, social, and worthy pillar of Lebanon by 2031. In case you missed this 2-part series (part one) In Lebanon, the failing cultural state tries to find its way (1/2) "Yes, the program is ambitious," he said, adding immediately, "It had to be." Designed in a context of multidimensional crises — economic, political, and social — and in the shadow of sensitive electoral deadlines, the strategy nevertheless...
Culture Minister Ghassan Salameh held a press conference in which he presented an ambitious strategy that places cultural industries at the heart of Lebanon’s national recovery project.Contrary to a vision that relegates culture to a mere symbolic or incidental expense, this roadmap, unveiled at a conference at the National Library in Sanayeh and attended by a hundred of stakeholders, aims to make culture an economic, social, and worthy pillar of Lebanon by 2031. In case you missed this 2-part series (part one) In Lebanon, the failing cultural state tries to find its way (1/2) "Yes, the program is ambitious," he said, adding immediately, "It had to be." Designed in a context of multidimensional crises — economic, political, and social — and in the shadow of sensitive electoral deadlines, the strategy...
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