The Minister of Tourism ,Honourable Rodney Sikumba, MP, has reaffirmed Zambia’s commitment to protecting and modernizing our cultural heritage through digital technology at the Inaugural 2025 Cultural Heritage Digitalization Forum in Xi’an. Framing heritage as a sacred national inheritance and a catalyst for jobs and inclusive growth, the Minister spoke under the theme, “Bridging History through Digitalization, Building Civilization with Intelligence,” and situated Zambia’s efforts within a coherent national policy agenda.
Zambia champions cultural heritage digitalisation
Ministry of Youth, Sport and Arts, Zambia, 17 September 2025, Zambia
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