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13 Jun 2026
Sarawak Officials Explores Museum and Gallery Management in Singapore

Sarawak Officials Explores Museum and Gallery Management in Singapore

Sarawak Delegation Explores Arts Museum, Gallery Management in Singapore

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Sarawak Officials Explores Museum and Gallery Management in Singapore
Sarawak Officials Explores Museum and Gallery Management in Singapore

<strong>Exploring New Frontiers in Cultural Exchange</strong>

KUCHING, July 3, 2024 : The Ministry of Tourism, Creative Industry, and Performing Arts of Sarawak (MTCP) is embarking on a groundbreaking technical visit to Singapore from July 2 to 5. Led by Minister Dato Sri Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah, the delegation aims to delve deep into the realms of arts museum and gallery management.

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<strong>Purpose of the Technical Visit</strong>

The primary objective of this expedition is to gain invaluable insights into the setup, planning, implementation, and management of arts museums, galleries, and war-related museums. This initiative marks a pivotal moment for Sarawak as it strives to bolster its cultural infrastructure.

<strong>The Delegation's Composition</strong>

Comprising ten distinguished members, the delegation includes Deputy Minister Datuk Snowdan Lawan, Permanent Secretary Datu Sherrina Hussaini, Sarawak Arts Council CEO Dayang Mariana Abang Bolhassan, Sarawak Museum Department Director Nancy Jolhi, and several senior officers from MTCP.

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<strong>Goals and Aspirations</strong>

In a press release issued by MTCP, the delegation articulated their aspirations clearly: to glean best practices that can be seamlessly integrated into the development of Sarawak’s cultural institutions. Specifically, the focus lies on enhancing the Sarawak Arts Museum, Sarawak Arts Gallery, and Rascom Museum.

<strong>Insights from Singapore National Heritage Board</strong>

During their visit, the Sarawak delegation engaged in fruitful discussions with representatives from the Singapore National Heritage Board (NHB). These dialogues centered around NHB’s pivotal role in the preservation, promotion, and management of Singapore’s rich cultural and historical heritage.

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<strong>Strategic Collaboration for Cultural Enrichment</strong>

According to the press release, the outcomes of this visit are anticipated to play a transformative role in enriching Sarawak’s cultural landscape. By adopting international best practices, Sarawak aims to fortify its efforts in cultural and historical preservation.

<strong>Conclusion</strong>

This technical visit signifies Sarawak’s proactive stance in advancing its cultural aspirations. By leveraging insights gained from Singapore, Sarawak is poised to establish world-class standards in arts museum and gallery management.

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By Minul Islam Rony

Is a local journalist, dedicated to delivering accurate, timely, and community-focused reporting. He covers breaking stories, public affairs, and local developments that matter most to readers. As the CEO and PR Manager of Sarawak Daily, he also oversees editorial direction, strategic communication, and partnerships, ensuring the platform remains a trusted source of news for the region.