We take care of our past to protect our future. We promote the preservation of fountains and ancient dialects, wooden doors and old manuscripts, the rehabilitation of modern buildings and millennial theatres, to safeguard the identity of future generations and to contribute to their mutual understanding.
By the valorisation of cultural heritage, the Euromed Heritage programme supports the dialogue between cultures throughout the Mediterranean region.
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What about a concert in a museum? Or a birthday party? Let’s keep museums afloat. Let’s dust their image and celebrate their value as a space for education, cultural fruition, and even social integration.
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read more »Mediterranean Cultural Heritage showcases the results and recommendations of the Euromed Heritage IV programme. It is a collaborative effort with direct contributions of articles from diverse experts, or indirect ones from all those who participated in the discussions.
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The new virtual library (culturalheritage.euromedheritage.net) constitutes a rich and sustainable resource centre for all documents produced within Euromed Heritage Programme. The documents are accessible and downloadable from the E-corpus platform, a digital comprehensive library for cultural heritage created in 2009.
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How can heritage be integrated within development policies? How can it be a source of employment? How can it become a vector for citizenship?
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Some 550 words or phrases are presented here, with their equivalence in 4 languages. The HEREIN project covers 12 working languages. RMSU has retained 3 of them: French, English and Spanish and provides a translation into Arabic.
A gathering of publications, reports and international regulations useful for the comparative studies on the institutional and legal framework of heritage conservation
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How does heritage link the past to the present? Tradition to modernity? How does it integrate external influences? A photo book realised within the EU funded Euromed Heritage programme was just launched...
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