Cabinet approves the National Cultural Policy 2023-2033

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Banabans dance group perform a traditional Rabian dance during the official opening of the Great Council of Chiefs meeting on Bau Island on Wednesday, May 24, 2023. Picture: SOPHIE RALULU

Cabinet has approved the National Cultural Policy 2023-2033.

The policy is grounded in the philosophy of inclusivity and multiculturalism.

In his post-Cabinet announcement, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka said the policy intended to safeguard the rich diversity of cultural resources, “which are our collective cultural heritage”.

“The policy objective is to: safeguard, enhance and transfer forms of national heritage to the current and future generations; foster creativity; enhance genuine intercultural and intergenerational dialogue among Fiji’s diverse cultures; and promote cultural and sustainable tourism,” Mr Rabuka said.

He said the implementation of the policy would be led by the Department of Culture, Heritage and Arts in the Ministry of iTaukei Affairs, Culture & Heritage.

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