In a recent event, a platform was launched to promote Tunisia's cultural heritage and facilitate networking among stakeholders in the tourism and cultural sectors. The platform was launched as part of the "Via Bagrada" project, which was organized by the "Museum Lab" association in Testour, Bajah governorate, from October 2 to 4. The project aims to promote the region's cultural and natural heritage.
The "Via Bagrada" project, which runs from Banzart to Kef governorate, included a series of activities such as field visits, exhibitions of local products, and workshops. The event brought together around 40 artisans and producers of local products, as well as stakeholders in the tourism and cultural sectors. The project's activities aimed to foster cooperation among stakeholders and promote the region's cultural and natural heritage.
The platform was launched by Hatem Drizi, founder of the "Museum Lab" association and researcher in cultural heritage. Drizi stated that the platform will enable stakeholders to showcase their products and projects, interact with other stakeholders, and collaborate with them. The platform will also provide a space for networking among stakeholders along the "Via Bagrada" route.
The International Center for Digital Cultural Economy has signed a cooperation agreement with the "Museum Lab" association to support the technological valorization of the "Via Bagrada" route. The center's general manager, Salwa Abdelkhalek, stated that the agreement aims to support the valorization of the region's cultural heritage through technology and innovation. The center will provide support to startups and young entrepreneurs who want to use technology to promote the region's cultural heritage.
The "Via Bagrada" project also included a series of workshops and a exhibition at a cafe in Testour. The event was attended by journalists and stakeholders in the tourism and cultural sectors, who visited several cultural and archaeological sites in the region. The project's activities aimed to promote the region's cultural and natural heritage and foster cooperation among stakeholders.
University professor Mohamed Ali Teizawi stated that the networking event will enable stakeholders to discover their potential, share experiences, and learn from each other. Teizawi added that the event will have a positive impact on the region's tourism and cultural sectors in the short and long term. The project's activities will contribute to the promotion of the region's cultural and natural heritage.
The launch of the platform and the "Via Bagrada" project are expected to have a positive impact on the region's tourism and cultural sectors. The project's activities will contribute to the promotion of Tunisia's cultural heritage and foster cooperation among stakeholders in the tourism and cultural sectors.
Key points
- The platform will enable stakeholders to showcase their products and projects, interact with other stakeholders, and collaborate with them.
- The International Center for Digital Cultural Economy will provide support to startups and young entrepreneurs who want to use technology to promote the region's cultural heritage.
- The project's activities will contribute to the promotion of Tunisia's cultural heritage and foster cooperation among stakeholders in the tourism and cultural sectors.
