Organization
Conaculta currently consists of the following administrative units:
1. President’s Office
2. National Liaison of Institutional Development
3. Executive Secretary’s Office
4. General Department of Monuments and Cultural Heritage Sites
5. Department of the National Center for the Conservation of Cultural Railroad Heritage web
6. General Library Department web
7. General Administrative Department
8. National Liaison’s Office for Quality and Innovation
9. National Liaison’s Office for Labor Relations
10. General Department of the National Fund for Culture and the Arts web
11. General Department of Public Communications
12. General Legal Department
13. Office of the Secretary of Culture and the Arts
14. General Department of the National Center for the Arts web
15. Hellenic Cultural Center Division web
16. General Folk Culture Division web
17. General Cultural Outreach Division web
18. National Liaison for Cultural Heritage and Tourism web
19. National Liaison for Childhood Cultural Development web
20. Liaison for the National System of Musical Promotion web
21. General Department of International Affairs web
22. General Publications Department web
Represented in this organizational chart are National Liaisons and Divisions whose hierarchical dependency once corresponded to the Secretary’s Offices, and now fall to the Presidency or their respective General Divisions. It should be noted that the following are also included as part of Council operations:
23. The Vasconcelos Library web
24. The International Cervantes Festival web
25. The National Sound Archives web
On the other hand, as one of its basic functions, the Conaculta coordinates 10 major public agencies that form part of the basic structure of Mexico’s cultural administration:
1. The National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) web
2. The National Institute of Fine Arts (INBA) web
3. The Mexican Institute of Cinematography (IMCINE) web
4. Metropolitan Television (Channel 22) web
5. Churubusco Azteca Studios (ECHASA) web
6. The National Cinema Archives (Cineteca) web 7. The Cinematographic Training Center, A.C. (CCC) web
8. The Operating Company for the Tijuana Center for Culture and Tourism (CECUT) web
9. Educational Radio web
10. EDUCAL bookstores web
In addition, the National Council for Culture and the Arts takes a leadership role in the following triumvirate units:
1. Trust for the Use and Employment of the National Auditorium, also integrated by the Federal District Government and the public sector.
2. The mandate known as the Former College of San Ildefonso, also constituted by the National Autonomous University of Mexico and the Federal District Government.