Lenguas Minoritarias por José Antonio Sierra

El Instituto Cervantes, la Embajada de España en Egipto y LaLiga presentan esta iniciativa para acercarse al español a través del deporte-rey

En el centro, las directoras Académica y de Cultura, Carmen Pastor (dcha) y Raquel Caleya (izda), respectivamente, del Instituto Cervantes. A su lado, el ministro de Deporte y Juventud, Ashraf Soubhi (3 i.); y el embajador español, Gil Casares (2 i.). Les acompaña el director del Cervantes del Cairo, Javier Sierra (1 d.) y varios embajadores hispanoamericanos. Descargar Imagen.

THE LATIN AMERICAN CULTURAL INSTITUTE OF DUBLIN PROJECT Detalles Categoría de nivel principal o raíz: Especiales Categoría: Lenguas Minoritarias y Coficiales por José Antonio Sierra Publicado: 02 Octubre 2020 Visto: 1308 THE LATIN AMERICAN CULTURAL INSTITUTE OF DUBLIN PROJECT Información Lenguas Minoritarias y Coficiales por José Antonio Sierra 02 Octubre 2020    The Latin American Institute of Dublin will be established to promote and strengthen relations between Ireland and Latin America. The Latin American Institute Project got the full support of the Central American Week'89 Committee, Dublin 1989 Presented en 1993 at a meeting of interested parties in TCD that gave their support to the Project. The Institute will serve as a centre of contact and will carry out and co-ordinate research in a broad range of fields related to Latin America and Irish-Latin American relations. The Institute will be a non profit-making organisation. AIMS: * To promote cultural, educational, economic, touristic and youth exchanges between Ireland and Latin America. * To promote Latin American Studies in Irland. * To promote and teach the languages and cultures of Latin American countries. * To collect and systematize information on relations between Ireland and Latin America. * To establish a permanent collection of journalistic, literary and other materials. * To have available for reference, materials relating to the cultural, educational, economic, social y political life of Latin American countries. * To organise conferences, seminars and workshops and to arrange training programmes on issues of common interest for Irish and Latin American people. * To furnish advice and undertake specific consultancy activities. * To co-operate with the Latin American Institutes in other countries. + To promote cultural and educational relations between Ireland and Latin American people in the United States and Canada. * To promote and strenghen relations between Europe and Latin America. * To help Irish people who need information on jobs, courses or other related matters in Latin America and a reciprocal service for Latin American people in Ireland. * To co-operate and organise activities for the integration of Latin American communities in Ireland. EUROPE AND IRELAND The Institute will take into account the European character of Ireland and at the same time her cultural and economic projection towards United States in order to build up an efficient co-operation framework in the fields of communications, science, education and culture with Latin America. FINANCE * The Latin American Cultural Institute of Dublin, which will be a non-profit making organisation, will be financed mostly by contributions, grants and subsidies of public and private institutions, through sponsorship, patronage and donations. * It will also have its own financial resources derived from registration fees, consulting services and from the selling of its own publications. LATIN AMERICAN CULTURAL INSTITUTE OF DUBLIN PROJECT José Antonio Sierra E-mail: Esta dirección de correo electrónico está siendo protegida contra los robots de spam. Necesita tener JavaScript habilitado para poder verlo. Founder and former director of the Spanish Cultural Institute/Cervantes of Dublin (1971-1993) Premios España-Irlanda http://www.uma.es/amzet The Irish in Latin America and Iberia. Part I and II https://www.academia.edu/39663137/The_Irish_in_Latin_America_and_Iberia_An_Annotated_Bibliography_Part_I https://www.academia.edu/39663155/The_Irish_in_Latin_America_and_Iberia_An_Annotated_Bibliography_Part_II