< strong > MiCultura SUNES A NEW RESEARCH TO THE ACCESSIBILITY AGENDA WITH THE MESS INSURANCE IN BRAILLE SYSTEM < / strong >

As part of the Cultural Accessibility Programme run by the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura), a sixth menu was given at Sistema Braille, to the "Al Alma Panama" restaurant at Casco Antiguo with the intention to give people with visual disabilities their independence.

Napoli Obarrio, Taberne 21, Rino's, Reguee Museum's intention in Spanish and Enkai Panama, are the restaurants that have been part of this project and have been trained by MiCultura personnel, advice on universal accessibility, information and cultural content through accessible infrastructures, Panamanian sign tongue and Braille system.

Gabriel González, his deputy Minister of Culture, and his staff at the Ornance's Ligue Ornament and emphasized that "the idea of national government through these actions is to strengthen and implement these public policies of accessibility and social inclusion and that the owners of restaurants, partners and personnel at large integrate, guarantee and promote the access of persons with disabilities and their families to different public spaces."

"Tourism grows and knowing that Panama has an inclusive restaurant is very important. That's something that calls the attention of tourists and brings a quite positive influence at an international level. A very positive endorsement for Panama," emphasized the deputy minister.

For his part, Gonzalo Ruiz de Castro Viejo, an associate of the restaurant emphasized that "this delivery is a great opportunity, to join with the initiative of inclusion and to bring our cuisine to the most accessible."

"Our personnel have learned a lot. They greatly liked the initiative and are very pleased to have acquired new knowledge, so that they can better care for people," she added.