On 2 July 2024, UNESCO Creative Cities endorsed the Braga Manifesto during the XVI Annual Conference of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network (UCCN) in Braga, Portugal. This pivotal text underscores local-level commitment to implementing the MONDIACULT 2022 Declaration and solidifies a shared vision of integrating culture as a standalone goal in the post-2030 sustainable development agenda.
UNESCO Creative Cities endorse the Braga Manifesto during the XVI Annual Conference of the Network
UNESCO, 02 July 2024, Portugal
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