The Azerbaijani people, being one of the most ancient peoples in the world, are rightfully proud of their historical monuments of material culture, their rich literature, art and musical culture. Cultural heritage plays an important role in shaping the identity of a people, and also serves as a bridge for the exchange of experiences and ideas between different cultures. Therefore, given the richness and diversity of Azerbaijani culture, it can be expected that it will continue to attract attention and find its place in the global cultural scene. Worldwide recognition of the riches of art, music, literature and other aspects of Azerbaijan's culture can contribute not only to the preservation of this heritage, but also to its further development. Challenges in arts and culture education may vary by country, region and specific context. Addressing these challenges requires a comprehensive approach, including increased funding, improved working conditions for teachers, curriculum reforms, and a broader conversation about the importance of cultural education in society.