Today was held in Madrid the first meeting of managers of Cultural Routes of Spain with the certification or in certification phase of the Council of Europe promoted by the Ministry of Culture and Sport of Spain and the European Institute of Cultural Routes. The program included presentations by the Cultural Routes with presence in Spain, as well as strategic actions to promote the routes in fields such as the extension of the routes in Ibero-America, the development of the network of Universities of Study of the Cultural Routes, or the synergies between the Unesco Conventions and the Cultural Routes.

The program was inaugurated by Isaac Sastre de Diego, Director General of Fine Arts; Stefano Dominioni, Executive Secretary of the Enlarged Partial Agreement on Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe and Victor Francos Díaz, Secretary General of Culture and Sport.

Assumpció Hosta, secretary general of the AEPJ and Victor Sorenssen, director of the AEPJ, have presented this morning the AEPJ, as well as the project of the European Routes of Jewish Heritage, with much attention to the AEPJ Routes Incubator Project, defined as a good practice in the program of the Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe.

The event “Cultural Routes: strengthening, consolidation, dissemination and alliances: Meeting of managers and initiatives in Spain” is promoted by the Ministry of Culture and Sport and the Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe programme.
The meeting, which is being held in the Assembly Hall of the Ministry of Culture and Sport, was attended by Stefano Dominioni, Executive Secretary of the Enlarged Partial Agreement on Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe, and Pilar Barrero, Deputy Director General for the Management and Coordination of Cultural Assets.

The meeting analysed the good practices carried out by the European cultural routes in Spain certified by the Council of Europe, and discussed joint projects for the future and ways of collaboration between these routes and the institutions represented at the event.

Representatives of other Council of Europe cultural routes in Spain, such as the Route of the Vikings, the Andalusian Legacy, the Route of the Phoenicians, the European Routes of Charles V, the Olive Routes, the European Cemeteries Route, European Rockart trails and the European Route of Easter and Easter Celebrations, also took part in the conference.

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