Museums | International Exchanges
Participation in international exchange activities has enhanced the Taiwanese people's knowledge of worldwide cultural heritage preservation and maintenance. Conversely, these events help the international community to better understand the steps taken by Taiwan to preserve and elevate its own cultural heritage and assets.
Some of these measures include celebrating Cultural Heritage Day and International Museum Day in conjunction with the rest of the world, establishing bilateral or multilateral cooperation plans to share preservation experiences and techniques, hosting academic seminars and requesting foreign advice on the current cultural heritage preservation environment in Taiwan.
The Ministry hopes that these international exchange activities will not only help local citizens to better understand the current development of cultural heritage preservation in the world, but also help the international community know more about Taiwan's precious cultural heritage and its bid to share its cultural wealth with the world.
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- September 2018 > Taiwan inks new accord with Parisian ethnographic museum
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- August 2018 > New Zealand Maori search for their roots in Taiwan
- May 2018 > Commissioner for Stasi Records meets with Taiwan scholars
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