The degree to which a society places a high value on the future as opposed to the past or present describes Hofstede's cultural dimension of:

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The cultural dimension of long-term/short-term orientation describes the degree to which a society prioritizes future-oriented values such as perseverance, thrift, and concern for future generations, versus past-oriented values such as respect for tradition and social hierarchy, or present-oriented values such as immediate gratification and enjoying life in the moment. Power distance describes the degree to which a society accepts and expects unequal distribution of power, individualism describes the degree to which a society values individual vs. group interests, and uncertainty avoidance describes the degree to which a society tolerates ambiguity and uncertainty.

The Degree to Which a Society Places a High Value