As part of its presidency of the Council of Europe, Malta recently hosted an international seminar highlighting its growing role in the Cultural Routes, a programme that connects heritage, tourism and cultural cooperation across the continent. Held in Birgu on October 29-30, the event was organised by the Ministry for Culture, Lands and Local Government with the support of the Executive Secretary and Secretariat of the Enlarged Partial Agreement on Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe. It brought together local stakeholders and international partners to explore how Malta’s rich history can further participate in contributing to Europe’s shared cultural narrative.
The full article on The Times of Malta is here.
The text of the keynote delivered is here.
Cultural Policy 