加强协作，共塑博物馆未来

Group 1 - The International Council of Museums (ICOM) held its 27th General Conference in Dubai, marking the first time the event has been hosted in the Middle East since its establishment in 1946. The theme was "The Future of Museums in a Rapidly Changing Society," attracting over 4,500 professionals from more than 100 countries to discuss the role of museums in times of change, the protection of intangible cultural heritage, youth empowerment, and the rise of new technologies [1][2]. - The outgoing ICOM President, Emma Nardi, called for collaboration and a commitment to cultural heritage and sustainable development, emphasizing the role of museums as vibrant spaces for public service and intercultural exchange [1]. - Middle Eastern countries have been increasing efforts in cultural heritage protection, viewing museum development as a key driver for cultural and economic growth, with significant venues like the Grand Egyptian Museum and the Dubai Future Museum recently opening [1]. Group 2 - The conference focused on the integration of artificial intelligence and museums, discussing profound changes in cultural heritage preservation, value interpretation, and storytelling methods due to digital technology advancements [2]. - Exhibitors at the conference showcased the latest achievements in cultural heritage protection, museum digitization, and the development of equipment and facilities, with particular attention on Chinese companies' innovations such as multifunctional digital artifact display cabinets and comprehensive solutions for artifact storage [2]. - The 40th General Assembly of ICOM elected a new executive committee, with Antonio Rodriguez becoming the new president, and a Chinese representative re-elected to the committee. Rotterdam, Netherlands, was selected to host the ICOM General Conference in 2028 [2].