United Cultures
Overall Structures

The United Cultures Foundation was created to develop economic projects for cultures in countries and regions. The Foundation monitors the development of economic projects and supports ideas in countries and regions. For coming years it will eventually form an Intergovernmental Cultural Governing Body for all cultures.

The Foundation is supported by an alliance of individuals, groups, institutions, embassies, cultural representatives, top artists, organisations, cultural institutions, NGOs, and companies — all united with the aim to unite cultures.

Founded to partner with embassies, companies, cultural institutions, culture representatives, organisations, artists, cultures, NGOs and universities to become partners in different projects.

Partners will work closely together with United Cultures to develop various economic projects for all cultures in the world, forming a global alliance of cultural and institutional stakeholders.

Founded to support the United Cultures World Council and recruit per country and region: boards, presidents, and directors to manage United Cultures personnel and launch different projects and products worldwide.

The Cooperative ensures that every one of the 269 member states and regions has dedicated governance leadership capable of managing local implementation of United Cultures initiatives.

Will manage all United Cultures companies in countries or regions to develop and produce projects and products for the United Cultures Foundation. United Cultures Group per country and region will also support and approve new projects and products.

The Group Holding acts as the central corporate governance structure overseeing all subsidiary companies across all 269 member states and regions, ensuring alignment with the Foundation mission.

Will build with cultures a strong, financial international organisation. This will be achieved through projects and products supported by investors, banks, sponsors, governments, and other potential shareholders.

UC Investments Ltd. invests in cultural sustainable projects in art, culture, sports, music, design, media, fashion, beauty, economy, education, science, politics, and technology — supporting the economy of cultures in all 269 member states and regions while achieving peace and mutual understanding.

A project office (central control group) for all events and projects initiated by United Cultures worldwide. Productions will be set up in each member state where United Cultures is launched, outsourcing events to event organisers per country and region.

Productions is also a platform where professionals can apply for jobs across all United Cultures projects in media, culture, fashion and beauty, economics, education, science, politics and technology. United Cultures Productions will be the market leader in intercultural events, where respect and the values of cultures are placed first.

Will show that diversity of cultures makes society stronger and richer. Designated as the umbrella media entity, where new media ideas come together and work together within United Cultures projects.

UC Media is a network of creative cultural media makers worldwide that stimulates and initiates media productions for cultures — encompassing UC TV, UC Radio, UC Tube, UC Magazine, UC News, UC Library and the UC Search Engine.

An international cultural economic fair for the design and fashion world. UC Tradeshow is an economic platform that offers opportunities for innovation, economic development and entrepreneurship in the cultural design and fashion industry.

United Cultures Tradeshow encourages economic activities for new cultural initiatives and collaborations, connecting 269 member states and regions through commerce, design, fashion and cultural innovation.

A world economic event that can boost the economy of a country and region and create jobs by developing 269 economical projects worldwide.

The United Cultures World Economic Platform is a platform in which all cultures, countries and regions are united with each other — connecting governments, investors, cultural organisations, and entrepreneurs across the entire global cultural economy.

A yearly event in which awards will be given in eleven cultural categories. Each cultural media maker will have the right to submit their media productions. The UC Award jury will pre-select submissions and the best contributions of each category will be shown to the public on television and heard on the radio.

The Awards celebrate excellence across all 269 member cultures — recognising artists, media makers, innovators, and cultural ambassadors who champion intercultural understanding and the values of United Cultures.

A Center where meetings of countries, regions and cultures can take place — where Ministries of Culture per country, region or culture representatives are represented, alongside NGOs, cultural institutions, universities, companies, cultural artists and the middle class of each culture.

Pilot UC Center planned for Paris, with subsequent centers in Amsterdam, Rabat, Geneva, Rome, Madrid, Berlin and Abu Dhabi — ultimately establishing one center per country across all 269 member states and regions.

UC Villages will manage the centres in continents and oversee the 7 pillars per country and region. All Ministries and representatives of each culture per continent will be represented there.

United Cultures Villages accelerate innovation for a sustainable future — solving the worlds largest challenges through new connections, combining technologies never linked before, and forming innovation partnerships between unlikely partners to achieve radical intercultural innovations.

A UC City will be built every 5 years where all Ministers of Culture and representatives of cultures in 269 countries and regions represent their cultures. Each country or region has a dedicated street in the UC City featuring a museum, Ministry of Culture location, warehouse for resources and products, business and education centre, cultural university, restaurant, lunchroom and more.

The inaugural United Cultures City will be established by 2030 in Dakhla, Morocco or Saudi Arabia, followed by subsequent cities in 2035, 2040 and 2045. The main headquarters will rotate every five years among these cities. The World Council of Ministers of Culture will convene here to address global cultural challenges.