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Panama, April 30, 2026. - The National Oratorial Competition has been launched with its twenty-first edition under the motto about the revolution of artificial intelligence and the role of youth as creators of solutions and leaders of digital transformation in the country. During the official launch event, [...]

Panama, February 4, 2026.- The Ministry of Culture of Panama and the Smithsonian Institute of Tropical Research (STRI) have signed a Cultural Cooperation Convention that marks the start of a strategic partnership aimed at strengthening scientific research, heritage management and technical and educational exchange in the country.

Panama City, June 25, 2025 - The Ministry of Culture and the Municipality of Natá signed an agreement to use and manage the shared management of the José María Pinilla Public Library for 20 years. The agreement, signed by the Minister of Culture, María Eugenia Herrera, and the mayor of Natá,

"Art unites us and culture enriches us," is the premise of the Minister of Culture, Maruja Herrera, by integrating with the inter-agency group led by the Women's Ministry that goes forward with the program "Growing Safes." When referring to MiCultura's support for this program, the Minister explained that through art

The Ministry of Culture (MiCultura), through an official delegation, reached an important agreement with the Ministry of Cultures, arts and knowledge of the Republic of Colombia during its participation at the International Book Fair of Bogotá (FILBo), whose guest country was Spain.

Panama, April 21, 2025. - At 8 a.m., the Ministry of Government and the Ministry of Culture signed an agreement to start the restoration work of the Chat Arco, located in historic Casco Antiguo. The project aims at revitalizing one of the most iconic architecture symbols

In a joint effort to promote cultural development at national level, the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura), the Association of Panama Municipalities (AMUPA) and the Association of Panama Mayors (ADALPA) renewed and signed the Cultural Cooperation Framework Convention, which aims to coordinate actions that promote programs, projects and artistic, cultural, educational and

Following the 29th anniversary of the establishment of the Kuna de Madungandi region in 1996, the Ministry of Culture and local authorities welcomed the signing of an unprecedented cultural cooperation agreement in the Wawandi community.

The Minister of Culture, María Eugenia Herrera, met at the headquarters of the Ministry with the Executive Secretary of the Andrés Bello Convention (CAB), Delva Batista, to report the progress of the project of the Satellite Cultural Account. That project, with the financing of the Inter-American Development Bank (BID) and the Ministry of Culture,