On November 19 and 20, the third official meeting of Green Heritage partners was held in Brussels, hosted by partner Read-Lab. This event represented an important milestone in the project’s development and implementation journey, providing a unique opportunity to take stock of ongoing activities, discuss next steps, and engage directly with the project manager.
In an atmosphere of collaboration and constructive spirit, Work Package (WP) leaders presented their achievements to date, highlighting progress and planning for future activities. Each presentation emphasized the value and impact of the joint work, demonstrating the commitment of all partners in achieving the ambitious goals of the project.
The morning of November 20 was entirely devoted to a crucial moment: the meeting with our Project Officer, Grégoire Douxchamps, who listened with great interest to the overall presentation of the project. During the session, the main objectives of Green Heritage, its innovative approach and potential long-term impact were detailed.
The Project Officer expressed words of appreciation for the work done, praising the commitment shown by the partners and the quality of the results achieved. He then formalized his positive judgment with an official communication, in which he acknowledged the overall value of the project, the level of coordination among the partners, and the relevance of the issues addressed. This recognition is an additional stimulus to continue our journey with determination.
Another central moment of the meeting was devoted to planning the Final Conference, which will be held in Rome from September 29 to October 3, 2025. This event will be an extraordinary opportunity to present the overall results of the project to an international audience, engaging experts, stakeholders, and policy makers in the debate on sustainability and heritage issues.
The partners are committed to working jointly to ensure the success of the event, focusing on flawless organization and effective communication to enhance the achievements of Green Heritage.
Heartfelt thanks go to partner Read-Lab for the warm welcome and perfect organization of the meeting in Brussels. Their logistical input and support contributed significantly to the success of the event, creating a stimulating and productive environment for all participants.
The work of #GreenHeritage_eu continues with enthusiasm and determination, towards a future where sustainability and cultural heritage can go hand in hand, promoting a positive impact for present and future generations.
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