On Tuesday, June 16, 2026, in Marrakech, Moroccan and Spanish experts and professionals gathered for a cultural meeting dedicated to heritage preservation. They advocated for stronger bilateral cooperation to better protect cultural assets from risks and disasters.
The event, part of ongoing cultural exchanges between the two countries, focused on sharing best practices and developing joint strategies for heritage risk management. Participants highlighted the importance of coordinated efforts in the face of natural disasters, climate change, and human-induced threats.
Specific outcomes of the meeting included agreements to establish a joint working group on heritage risk assessment and to organize training workshops for heritage professionals. The initiative builds on existing cultural ties and aims to create a model for international cooperation in heritage protection.
