On behalf HAEMUS team, Ms Vasilka Dimitrovska, director of HAEMUS was a part of the Focus Group Meeting dedicated to the development of the regional umbrella identity Western Balkans – Crossroads of Civilizations, and a regional route dedicated to the post-World War II monuments, Balkan Monumental Trail, held on 23-25 April 2019, in Belgrade, Serbia. The meeting was organized by the Regional Cooperation Council and its Triple P Tourism Project. This Focus Group brought together professionals from the private sector from the six Western Balkans economies with the purpose to discuss options for creating
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The Center for Scientific Research and Promotion of Culture – HAEMUS from Skopje, supported and translated into Macedonian language the “Berlin Call for Action” as a joint initiative of all Europeans who have the particular importance of preserving, safeguarding and protecting the cultural heritage. HAEMUS invites Macedonian citizens to join and sign this call for action that focuses on the promotion of European cultural heritage and finds inspiration and legitimacy in the expertise, enthusiasm and engagement of all people who care about the common world heritage (tangible, intangible and digital) and who, as professionals and volunteers,
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On December 13th and 14th 2018 the conference “Socio-cultural aspects of the First World War”, dedicated to the centenary of the Great War, was held in Bitola. Vasilka Dimitrovska and Aleksandar Madjovski from HAEMUS were part of this conference with the presentation entitled “Memorial tourism of the Macedonian front – everything well packed can be sold”, referring on big archaeological, historical and ethnological heritage which can be seen along the WW1 trenches in the Republic of Macedonia. Historical facts and political implications before, during, and after the end of the First World War, made this war not just
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The founder and director of HAEMUS, Vasilka Dimitrovska discusses the importance of “Martinki” as a tradition transmitted since ancient times in a long interview for Australian SBS and the SBS program in Macedonian language. This is the first podcast where the focus is HAEMUS work as an organization and our involvement in the multinational UNESCO application about “Martinki” where Mrs. Dimitrovska explains “How Macedonian “Martinki” become part of UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity“. Short info The little bracelets called “Martinki” that are made out of red and white thread and comprise part of the Macedonian cultural tradition
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The team of HAEMUS was a part of the second Focus Group meeting organised by the RCC’ Tourism Development and Promotion Project that held in Podgorica on 14 November 2018. The aim of the meeting was to present, discuss and fine tune the rationale, mission and vision of the newly developed concept for a joint regional umbrella identity dubbed “Western Balkans – Crossroads of Civilizations”, which also includes criteria for the inclusion of the cultural heritage sites and monuments into the regional cultural itineraries. Focus Group meetings are held prior to the Tourism Expert Group (TEG) meetings
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Last year we launched HAEMUS Travel, creative tourist brand of HAEMUS which is dedicated to smart heritage management and tourism. HAEMUS Travel is based on social entrepreneurship and it serves to support work of HAEMUS as non-profit and non-governmental organization inspiring community to take care about our common heritage. Through HAEMUS Travel we give you social impact experience, where 100% of what you pay for this experience goes to HAEMUS heritage cause We founded HAEMUS in 2012 as an organization striving to promote scientific research and culture on the Balkan Peninsula, offering a wide range of services related to our cultural heritage
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