Edinburgh International Culture Summit
The world's Culture Ministers will gather in the Scottish Parliament to debate the importance of culture, with a range of international speakers discussing the subject.
The Edinburgh International Culture Summit – the first of its kind in the world – is a biennial event which attracted delegations from over 40 nations to its third edition in 2016. The fourth International Culture Summit takes place from 22–24 August. The Summit includes presentations, discussions and workshops with prominent artists, thinkers and cultural influencers, creating a space for the world’s Culture Ministers to consider the importance of culture and how it can aid and develop their own people and nations.
This year the Summit focuses around three areas of debate: Culture and Wellbeing,
Culture and Investment and Culture in a Networked World with a diverse and influential list of speakers lined up from across the world.
Five partners, who all strongly believe in the power and benefit of culture and have a global reach and perspective, organise the Summit – British Council, Edinburgh International Festival, Scottish Government, The Scottish Parliament, and the UK Government.
To follow announcements of speakers in the coming months, find out how to attend, or to participate in the conversation on social media visit: culturesummit.com
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To follow announcements of speakers in the coming months, find out how to attend, or to participate in the conversation on social media visit: culturesummit.com