National Heritage Institutions

National Heritage Institutions are organizations designated by a government to preserve and protect a country’s cultural, historical, and natural heritage. They manage important sites, artifacts, and archives that represent a nation's identity and history. These institutions ensure that future generations can access and learn from their cultural treasures through preservation, research, and public engagement. Examples include national museums, archives, and historic sites. They play a vital role in safeguarding a nation’s legacy and fostering national pride, while also providing educational resources for the public.