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HAEMUS part of the Shared cultural heritage, factor for intercultural dialogue in the Balkans debate

Vasilka Dimitrovska, the director of HAEMUS took part as a panelist at the event that occurred on 22nd December at 10 AM. The Regional Forum “Remembrance and intercultural dialogue” was an online event organized by the ALDA – European Association for Local Democracy – Skopje in cooperation with the Balkan Network for Local Democracy. The Forum gathered representatives of civil society organizations as well as cultural and educational institutions that work on the topic of reconciliation and intercultural dialogue.

Ms. Dimitrovska talked within the session 5, entitled “Shared cultural heritage, factor for intercultural dialogue in the Balkans”. Visualizing some of the HAEMUS’s programs and brands such as SCUPINI ROMANI and Grandma March Day, she made a point about the importance and success of the project throughout the “Regional cooperation for presentation of cultural heritage”.

The event organized via zoom platform was broadcasted live on Facebook.

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