Kazakhstan at UNESCO Headquarters, Paris

Taking part in the international presentation of Kazakhstan’s cultural and research projects at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris.

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Project Overview

From 17 to 19 October 2017 UNESCO Headquarters in Paris hosted an international programme presenting Kazakh culture and the projects of the Rukhani Zhangyru initiative. The Kazakh Research Institute of Culture took part in preparing the academic content of the programme. One of its central events was an international conference with experts from Kazakhstan, Europe, China, Russia and the United States.

Key facts

Role
organiser of the academic programme / speaker / director general of the Kazakh Research Institute of Culture
Venue
UNESCO Headquarters, Paris, France
Dates
17–19 October 2017
Paper
‘The cultural code of a nation in the conceptual understanding of Modernisation 3.0’
Digital project presented
Virtual Map of Kazakhstan
International participation
experts from Kazakhstan, France, Italy, Spain, China, Russia and the United States
Field
cultural policy / cultural and digital heritage / international cultural cooperation

Project Timeline

Phase 1

International
conference

Cultural identity, heritage preservation, modernisation and international cultural dialogue were discussed at UNESCO Headquarters. Andrey Khazbulatov gave a paper titled ‘The cultural code of a nation in the conceptual understanding of Modernisation 3.0’.

Phase 2

Digital cultural
heritage

The Virtual Map of Kazakhstan, developed by the Kazakh Research Institute of Culture, was presented in Paris — a digital platform of the country’s historical and cultural sites using 3D tours. The project joined the results of heritage research with technologies of digital access.

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Phase 3

International cultural
dialogue

The Paris programme combined academic discussion with an international presentation of Kazakhstan’s heritage and contemporary culture. The Institute’s projects were shown as instruments of research, preservation and international cultural communication.