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Arts Council Policy: Internationalism
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The South East region was the first to have a designated heritage coastline when the Countryside Commission recognised the White Chalk Cliffs between Beachy Head and the Seven Sisters and Seaford Head as a stretch of coastline of particular natural beauty
Arts Council Policy: Internationalism
The Arts Council's actions are to
- Expand opportunities for artists and arts organisations to work internationally, contributing to Englands role as a cultural world leader, by implementing our international policy
- Enable Liverpool to present itself as a premier European city as Capital of Culture in 2008, providing long-term growth and sustainability for the arts by supporting regional, national and international partnerships
- Contribute to early planning for the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games 2012 and to the Beijing closing ceremony in 2008