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Dr. Evangelos Kyriakidis’ Keynote at the 14th Cultural Routes Advisory Forum
HERITΛGE Director Dr. Evangelos Kyriakidis was the keynote speaker at General Session “Living Heritage of Landscapes: The Role of Cultural Routes in Sustainable Cultural Development and Community Empowerment” during the 14th Advisory Forum of the Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe. The Forum, themed “Cultural Routes and Landscapes: Advancing Heritage Protection through Cultural and
HERITΛGE at the Conference on Sustainable Tourism
From 8 to 11 October 2025, The Heritage Management Organization (HERITΛGE) participated in the 7th Cultural Sustainable Tourism (CST) Conference, hosted in the historic cities of Aswan and Luxor, Egypt. The event brought together experts from across the globe to explore how cultural tourism can foster authentic exchanges, strengthen communities, and advance sustainable development through
HERITΛGE Workshop on Community and Economic Development
HERITΛGE recently hosted an online workshop on Community and Economic Development, bringing together 20 heritage managers from 16 countries across Africa and Asia. The three-day intensive training aimed to strengthen participants’ understanding of how cultural heritage can be mobilised for sustainable economic benefit while supporting community development. The programme was designed to provide heritage managers
Conservation Training in Iraq
The Heritage Management Organization (HERITAGE) and The Academic Research Institute in Iraq (TARII) announce a call for applications for training in preventive conservation, project management, and fundraising. We invite applicants in Iraq, interested in archives and libraries, to apply for this exciting training opportunity. Employees of private and religious institutions, private universities, the Ministry of
Honouring the Legacy of Dr. Jane Goodall
The world lost one of its greatest scientists and humanists last week. Dr. Jane Goodall transformed our understanding of what it means to be human helping us understand that we are not that as unique a species as we once thought, that our primate relatives have complex cognitive (especially communication) skills much like and expanding