This legislation establishes a framework for the preservation and promotion of national heritage in Luxembourg. It outlines the responsibilities of various cultural institutions in safeguarding and managing heritage assets, including architectural, audiovisual, and literary elements.
The law mandates the deposit of audiovisual and sound documents with the National Audiovisual Center to ensure the conservation of the country’s audiovisual heritage. Furthermore, the legislation emphasises the coordination and cooperation between different cultural entities to enhance the protection and promotion of Luxembourg’s heritage. It highlights the importance of collaboration with international organisations like UNESCO and the Council of Europe to align national heritage efforts with global standards.
The law also addresses the legal deposit requirements for publications related to Luxembourg’s language and literature, underscoring the significance of preserving cultural and literary works for future generations. Moreover, the legislation establishes guidelines for the management of archives, museums, and cultural institutions to facilitate access to historical and artistic resources. It sets standards for the classification, conservation, and dissemination of heritage materials, ensuring their availability for research and educational purposes.
By promoting the study, publication, and dissemination of Luxembourg’s literary and architectural heritage, this legislation aims to foster a deeper appreciation and understanding of the country’s cultural legacy among both local and international audiences.
