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Cultural Heritage

MiCultura recognizes the work of indigenous language safeguards

At the International Day of Mother's Language, the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura), the Panamanian Academy of the Language and the Mayor's Office of Panama organized a cultural day at the Gladys Vidal Theater, which included contiguations, forums, artistic performances with traditional indigenous singing and rituals and dances and recognition. Gabriel González,

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Social Communicators Know details of the TransStmal Colonial Route

On a tour of different attractions at the Casco Antiguo of Panama City, Itzela Quiros, deputy director of Cultural Heritage and Javier Edwards, architect of the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura), have explained to social communicators about the efforts of the National Government with regard to UNESCO to have the Transitory Colonial Route declared as a World Heritage

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Panama formalizes with the UNESCO request about Transseismic Colonial Route

Panama formalized with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) the surrender of the file, the Management Plan and the Inter-Agency Management System so that the Transitory Colonial Route (RCT) will be declared as a World Heritage Site. The surrender event was performed with the note delivered

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PANAMA's JUNE IN THE UNESCO PROPOSED RECEIVER ON THE TRANSIST COLONIAL RULES

The Minister of Culture (MiCultura), Giselle González Villarrué gave to Panama's permanent ambassador to UNESCO, Elia Guerra the documentation that defines Panama's Transitory Colonial Route (RCT) and that should be submitted to the World Heritage Center with headquarters in Paris, France before 1 February.

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CIHAC AIP MUNCULTURE INDIVIDUAL VALIOSES FROM THE 18th SIGN IN SAN LoRENZO EXCAVATIONS

The Center for Anthropological and Cultural Historical Research (CIHAC AIP), a new research centre with a two-year membership of the Ministry of Culture, initiated excavations at the San Lorenzo fort, where they are making discoveries with high historical and archaeological value.

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Sellan partnership to enhance and strengthen museums

With a view to strengthening and strengthening diversity at national level, the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) and the Network of Visitor Museums and Centres of Panama signed a framework convention on cultural cooperation with a view to developing strategies, policies and actions to strengthen management and recognize diversity and diversity.

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