Welcome

In recent years, the world has become increasingly interconnected, shrinking distances through rapid advancements in modern media. These developments have brought global events to our attention more swiftly and sometimes in a startling manner. From border disputes, the COVID 19 pandemic, floods, and religious tensions to the resistance towards accepting cultural minorities who have maintained their traditions for centuries it is evident that fear and prejudice now dominate many societies and cultures in relation to one another.

Over the last century, there has been a noticeable suppression of cultures by member states, fostering division and mutual manipulation. Wars have been orchestrated despite there being over 269 member states and territories worldwide. Unfortunately, democracy and veto powers are often exploited by governments to serve self interests rather than advocating for the broader global good.

The mission of United Cultures is to support every culture worldwide. Its primary role is to promote awareness of the unique traditions and practices of various cultures and foster understanding to bring people together, rather than dividing them. This effort is not merely relevant it has become an essential priority to establish United Cultures in every member state.

By 2030, the United Cultures Intergovernmental Body will officially be formed, integrating 269 member states and regions to represent over 1,000 diverse cultures globally. It will transcend national borders drawn centuries ago, emphasizing the celebration of cultural diversity. United Cultures cherishes the identities created through tradition, language, and connection to natural habitats without constraints imposed by outdated political boundaries.

Unlike traditional governance bodies, United Cultures will not employ veto powers for cultural matters. Instead, conflicts will be addressed through the General Assembly of the World Council of United Cultures, aiming for cultural solutions rather than political ones. Decisions on cultural concerns will be guided by a voting system. Member states and communities must work diligently to resolve their own cultural challenges through dialogue. Ministries of Culture alongside representatives of various cultures will participate in the World Council of United Cultures, while NGOs will act as consultants. This initiative demands a significant level of responsibility from all stakeholders involved in United Cultures.

The organization will focus on driving economically sustainable projects within communities to foster opportunities for both present and future generations. Starting with the utilization of natural resources, it will aim to share knowledge, provide the necessary tools, and promote fair trade under humane conditions. United Cultures seeks to mitigate conflicts between member states by fostering stronger bonds between cultures through projects addressing health, religion, culture, economy, education, science, politics, and technology.

These thematic initiatives will resonate across societies, demonstrating how diversity enriches rather than divides. Alongside solving specific issues, they aim to contribute to the economic growth of the involved member states. As the world evolves into a "Global Village," it becomes even more critical for nations and their citizens to unite these cultures in pursuit of a global cultural union the United Cultures Intergovernmental Body a collective challenge for humanity.

Auguste Renan famously stated that “A nation does not consist of a group of people from the same race living together but of individuals who come together and choose to coexist.” In this spirit, United Cultures embodies this philosophy in practical terms, illustrating its potential for uniting diverse communities toward a common goal.