El Humanities Festival of Dénia returns with a new spring edition, organized by the Dénia City Council, the Generalitat Valenciana and the shipping company Baleària. The event, which will take place on March 27 and 28, aims to create a space for reflection and dialogue on the human condition and the humanities.
The festival is coordinated by the Dénia Creative City of Gastronomy Foundation of the Valencian Community and academically directed by La Maleta de Portbou. It seeks to become an annual event for critical thinking and reflection, while Dénia is positioned as a benchmark in the world of humanities in the Mediterranean region.
The first day of the Dénia Festival de les Humanitats will be dedicated to the presentation of a special number of La Maleta de Portbou at the Dénia Municipal Library. Those in charge of the presentation will be the academic director of the festival, Joseph Ramoneda, and the professor of Human Geography at the University of Valencia and member of the Interuniversity Institute for Local Development, Joan Romero.
On the second day, the event will move to the Espai Lluís Vives, where the 'Arrels' business forum will take place. This space will be dedicated to companies committed to the territory and environmental sustainability. The opening of the forum will be at 10:30 am with the confirmed participation of the General Director of Information Relations of the Generalitat Valenciana, Pere Rostoll; the president of the Valencian Regional Press Association (APCV), Santiago Sanchis; the president of the Business Circle of the Marina Alta (CEDMA), Benito Mestre; and the director of ESG (environmental, social and governance) of Baleària, Lydia del Canto. The programming continues at 10:45 am with a dialogue on 'Family businesses and communication companies in the territory', in which the director of the Family Business Chair of the University of Valencia, Alejandro Escrivà, and the director of the newspaper will participate Levante-EMV (1987-1998 and 2008-2013) and promoter of the regional delegations, Ferran Belda, and will be moderated by the director of the digital newspaper Portada.info, Mariví Pardo.
Later, at 11:35 in the morning, it will be possible to attend the session 'The commitment to the territory', in which representatives of Caixa Ontinyent, the net and sustainable energy company EnerHi and the shipping company Baleària, acting as moderator Luis Peidro, director of El Nostre Ciutat, a newspaper from Alcoy. At 12:30 pm, the dialogue on 'Endurability and fidelity of a business project' will begin, held by representatives of the companies Rolser, Aquaclean Group and Unión Alcoyana, moderated by the director of Revista Poble (Vila-reial), Juanjo Clemente. The awards ceremony and closing is scheduled at 14:00 p.m., with the participation of the Minister of Sustainable Economy, Productive Sectors, Commerce and Labor, Rafael Climent.
Observe, sadly, that the level and breadth of sights has been greatly lowered compared to the previous edition. massa focus on companies. Who pays, mana. A pity, really.
Be careful not to use critical thinking too much, lest you suddenly see the Light and dissolve the small bar out of shame. The rest of the Mediterranean do not even know that Denia exists, they already have enough each with their own.
And how do you do it to position yourself as a benchmark in the "Mediterranean Region"? Come on, lower the level of claims that is ridiculous.
What countries make up the Mediterranean region?
Northern coasts: Italy, Spain, France, Monaco, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, Albania, Greece and Turkey. Eastern coasts: Lebanon, Syria, Israel and the Gaza Strip. Southern coasts: Spain (Ceuta and Melilla), Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco. Mediterranean nations: Malta and Cyprus.
Referring to what before all these countries? Come go.