The agreement on cooperation in the field of culture

of May 15, 1992

The governments of the State Parties of the Commonwealth of Independent States which are hereinafter referred to as with the Parties

being guided by the Agreement on creation of the Commonwealth of Independent States, the existing international treaties and other acts and regulations in the field of culture,

proceeding from priority of the inalienable rights of the personality to cultural originality, freedom of creativity, cultural activities, satisfaction of spiritual needs and familiarizing with cultural values,

confirming the right of each state and the people to independently develop and pursue the cultural policy, to establish bilateral and multilateral cultural ties,

recognizing equal advantage of national cultures of all people and aiming to promote their mutual enrichment in case of respect of identity of each of them,

in view of spiritual needs and interests of the citizens living out of the national-state educations

expressing aspiration to development and strengthening of friendly relations and cooperation between the states and the people in the field of culture,

supporting aspiration of the art intellectuals, cultural figures and arts to preserving and development of creative contacts, protection of their social and professional interests,

considering that the cooperation in the field of culture is designed to promote approval of universal values, creation of conditions for ensuring social progress and civil consent,

agreed as follows:

Article 1

The parties shall create favorable conditions for development of cultural ties and cultural exchange and cooperation in the field of theatrical, musical, graphic variety, and circus art, cinema, television, and broadcasting, library and museum science, protection and rational use of monuments and other objects of cultural and historical heritage, amateur folk art, national crafts and other types of cultural activities.

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