New Zealand memory preserved for all time
New Zealand is now part of the international community working to promote the importance of documentary heritage through the UNESCO Memory of the World Programme. This important cultural milestone was celebrated with a launch function on Thursday 30 June, at The New Zealand Film Archive, to announce the first five inscriptions on the New Zealand Memory of the World Register. Read more. |
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Nau mai! Haere mai!
Documentary heritage reflects the diversity of languages, peoples and cultures. It is the mirror of the world and its memory. But this memory is fragile. Every day, irreplaceable parts of this memory disappear for ever
The New Zealand Memory of the World Programme raises the profile of the importance of New Zealand's documentary heritage. It highlights the value of documentary heritage for understanding the New Zealand experience, and supports economic growth and transnational links.
The New Zealand Memory of the World Programme is grateful for the support of the New Zealand National Commission for UNESCO. |
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