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From Pyramids to Pixels: How AI is Rewriting the Narrative of Egyptian Cultural Identity

30.06.2026
For millennia, Egypt has been defined by its permanence. The stones of the Giza Plateau, the preserved ink on ancient...
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AI and European Cultural Heritage: a powerful tool, an open responsibility

04.06.2026
Cataloguing, translating, making millennia of history accessible. But who decides which memories to preserve — and through whose gaze? Europe...
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Cultural Heritage in the Age of Digital Acceleration: Between Preservation, Identity and Human Responsibility

17.05.2026
Europe is living through a historical transition in which digital transformation is no longer simply a technological process, but a...
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Welcome Speech – Kick-off Meeting in Rome

22.03.2026
23 March 2026 Good morning everyone and welcome to Rome. Before starting, we would like to take a moment to...
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Lebanon, the Roman Empire and Greece: Historical Connections and Influences on European Cultural Heritage

02.03.2026
Introduction Lebanon holds a central place in the history of the ancient Mediterranean, serving as a key meeting point between...
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Egypt and European Cultural Heritage: Connections, Influences and Shared Narratives

02.03.2026
Introduction Egypt holds a central position in the cultural history of the Mediterranean and represents one of the most significant...
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Jordan and European Cultural Heritage: A Dialogue Between Civilisations, Memory and Cooperation

02.03.2026
Introduction Jordan represents one of the most meaningful contexts for understanding cultural heritage as a dynamic space of exchange rather...
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