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The Palestinian Ministry of Culture is a government organization. It is in charge of encouraging and promoting cultural activities in Palestine.

It began in 1994 after the Oslo Accords acknowledged the Palestinian Authority's authority in the occupied territories.

Atef Abu Saif is the current Minister of Culture in Palestine.^[1]^[2]

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Ministries of the State of Palestine

v t e Palestinian governments
All-Palestine	1948–1959
Palestinian Authority	1st Arafat 2nd Arafat 3rd Arafat 4th Arafat 5th Arafat Abbas 1st Qurei 2nd Qurei 3rd Qurei 1st Haniyeh 2nd Haniyeh 1st Fayyad 2nd and 3rd Fayyad 1st and 2nd Hamdallah 3rd Hamdallah Shtayyeh Mustafa
Gaza Strip	2007–12 2012–14 2014–16 2016–present Supreme Administrative Committee (2017)
Government of Palestine

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