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Organizations
Global Organizations
United Nations
UNESCO
Centennial Congress of the International Olympic Commit- tee- Paris 1994
France National Commission for UNESCO
French Ministère de la Culture
French Ministry of Ecological Transformation and Solidarity
French Ministère de l'Europe et des Affaires étrangères
French Minister for People with Disabilities
Government of the City of Cannes
French Ministère de l'Europe et des Affaires étrangères
Partners
ARTLAB
EU-China Joint Innovation Center
The World Philharmonic Orchestra
International Joint Initiatives ASBL
Beijing Design Week
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Dodo Art Museum
Italy International Art and Design Competition
LUXUN Clutuel Foundation
SYMPHONIC CINEMA
Shanghai Cross Stars Cultural Technology LLC., Co.
ICDC Industrial Culture Development Center of MIT
China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT)
European Commission
Bertelsmann Music Group (BMG)
J.P.Morgan Chase & Co.
Sotheby's (Auction House)
Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana
The Organization for Trade Development and Standards Cooperation（ODCCN）
Asia Digital Bank
YUNUS EMRE INSTITUTE
Partners
Academy of Arts & Design , Tsinghua University
Accademia di belle arti di VENEZIA
China Central Academy of Fine Arts
Greece Athens Conservatoire
Liceo Artistico Enzo Rossi
Polytechnic University of Milan
Rome University of Fine Arts
Royal Collage of Art (UK)
Milano Fashion Institute
Macau University of Science and Technology
Cooperative Principles
The World Olymp'Arts Council (WOAC) is willing to work with global partners to carry out international and regional cultural and artistic activities and to build an international communication pattern and symbiosis platform at multiple levels and in multiple forms.
Partners must comply with the “OLYMP'ARTS Charter” and national laws and regulations and have the will to promote OLYMP'ARTS and its vision worldwide, drive the future development of OLYMP'ARTS, ensure that it receives sufficient support, and increase public participation in and awareness of OLYMP'ARTS.
The partner's vision must be consistent with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, the common good of humanity, and the values of Universality, Aesthetics, Harmony, and Non-violence.
Partners must comply with the “OLYMP'ARTS Charter” and national laws and regulations and have the will to promote OLYMP'ARTS and its vision worldwide, drive the future development of OLYMP'ARTS, ensure that it receives sufficient support, and increase public participation in and awareness of OLYMP'ARTS.
The partner's vision must be consistent with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, the common good of humanity, and the values of Universality, Aesthetics, Harmony, and Non-violence.
——World OLYMP'ARTS Council
Requirements for Cooperating Partners
Any international, regional, national or local NGO may become an official partner of OLYMP'ARTS, providing its purposes, functions, structure and operation are non-governmental, democratic and non-profit. Generally speaking, the NGO should fulfil the following conditions:
*Be engaged in activities in one or more fields specific to the World Olymp'Arts Council, working in a spirit of cooperation, tolerance and solidarity, in the interests of humankind and with respect for cultural identities.
*Enjoy a recognized legal status, an established headquarters and be governed by democratically adopted statutes.
*Have existed and been involved in relevant work for at least two years by the time partnership is proposed.
*Be engaged in activities in one or more fields specific to the World Olymp'Arts Council, working in a spirit of cooperation, tolerance and solidarity, in the interests of humankind and with respect for cultural identities.
*Enjoy a recognized legal status, an established headquarters and be governed by democratically adopted statutes.
*Have existed and been involved in relevant work for at least two years by the time partnership is proposed.