«Intangible Heritage and InterCultural Dialogue in the Mediterranean Region», 10 Nov.2007. Malta

Comunicação de Filipe Themudo Barata (Universidade de Évora):
Les plantes et les quotidiens dans la Méditerranée: Mémoires d’un Patrimoine Partagé
10 Novembro de 2007, Malta
©Ana Carvalho

No passado dia 10 de Novembro teve lugar um seminário subordinado ao tema: « Intangible Heritage and InterCultural Dialogue in the Mediterranean Region ». O evento decorreu em Valetta (Malta), no seguimento de mais uma reunião do projecto MEDINS – « Identity is future: Mediterranean Intangible space”. A Universidade de Évora, como parceiro português deste projecto de carácter internacional fez-se representar por Filipe Themudo Barata e restante equipa do projecto.

Culture, Creativity and Mediterranean Competitiveness al Diversity. Jesse Marsh, Atelier Studio Associato Consultant to the City of Bagheria, Sicily

The Culture of Bread, Oil and Wine
Catherine Tabone, Heritage Malta, Malta

Les Plantes e les Quotidiens dans la Mediterranée
Filipe Themudo Barata, University of Evora, Portugal

Carnival in Malta and the Mediterranean – A Revival of a Tradition
George Glanville, Malta

The Rationale of the Medins Project and the Intercultural Society: A Contribution towards the Traditional Irrigations System
Immaculada Garcia Simo and Angel Iniesta Sanmartin, Region de Murcia, Spain

Intangible Heritage – A Potential for Tourism in the Mediterranean
Nadia Theuma, Malta

Tangible and Intangible Heritage. An integrated approach to enhance Identities in the Mediterranean Region
Roberto Albergoni, HERIMED

Beni Culturali e Svilluppo Locale: Come Concretizzarlo
Natale Giordano, COPPEM

La Via Dell’Identita’ del Pit Demetra
Terrana Olindo, Pit Demetra

Tourism and Heritage: Reflections from Malta
Hon. Evarist Bartolo, Shadow Minister for Tourism and Culture

Concluding Remarks
Jimmy Magro, Assocjazzjoni Kunsilli Lokali Malta

Étiquettes : Diálogo Intercultural, Malta, Património Cultural Imaterial, Projecto MEDINS