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September 16, 2025

THE month of September has been declared Heritage Month, with the 24th designated as Heritage Day, to remind people of their cultures and encourage them to preserve their heritage. Heritage is basically about remembering the past and shaping the future.

This year, Heritage Month is celebrated under the theme "Reimagine our heritage institutions for a new era", emphasising the importance of leveraging heritage as a foundation for building a dynamic, socially responsive, technologically innovative and economically inclusive future.

This year's celebration focuses on how society, in particular, culture continues to evolve in the light of social, economic, and technological challenges.

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