National Heritage Administration Signs Cooperation Agreement with Justice Foundation for World Heritage Committee

Foundation Established by G-Dragon to Join UNESCO Fund Campaigns

On-site at the Memorandum of Understanding Signing Ceremony between the National Heritage Administration and the Justice Foundation.

The National Heritage Administration announced on the 27th that it had signed a memorandum of understanding with the Justice Foundation on the 24th at the National Palace Museum to host the 48th UNESCO World Heritage Committee meeting.

The Justice Foundation is a public interest foundation established through a copyright donation by the artist G-Dragon. Founded in 2024, it has been working to address social issues through art and to nurture talent in the cultural sector.

The main contents of the agreement include the participation of members affiliated with the Justice Foundation and the planning and operation of UNESCO World Heritage Fund campaigns. Specific details of the collaboration will be decided in consultation with the two organizations and UNESCO.

Oh Heeyoung, CEO of the Justice Foundation, said, "We will realize the core value of the foundation, which is the achievement of peace."

Heo Min, head of the National Heritage Administration, said, "I hope that by leveraging the values pursued by the foundation and its expertise in social contribution initiatives, we can help raise public understanding and interest in UNESCO World Heritage and the World Heritage Fund."

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