📋 Tender Overview
An innovative exhibition organised by the Ministry of Culture has received around 4,300 visitors in its eight editions in 2024. The Ministry of Culture reports that nearly 900 people visited the recent decentralized edition of the traveling exhibition Technology to protect our cultural heritage, held in the Main Park of Chiclayo, in the Lambayeque region, once again fulfilling the objective of promoting the appreciation of our cultural legacy among citizens, through technological resources.
The exhibition consisted of the dissemination of content related to the cultural heritage, both of Lambayeque and of Peru in general, through various interactive digital devices placed inside a trailer called Huawei Digital Truck, a multifunctional mobile classroom equipped with eight (8) smart screens. The activity was organized by the Ministry of Culture, in alliance with Huawei Peru, with the support of the Provincial Municipality of Chiclayo.
Representing the Minister of Culture, Fabricio Valencia, the head of the General Directorate for the Defense of Cultural Heritage (DGDP), Fernando Lazarte Marino, participated in the event; the director of the Decentralized Directorate of Culture (DDC) of Lambayeque, Carlos Wester La Torre and specialists from the Directorate of Citizen Participation (DPAC) -unit of the DGDP-.
As well as the manager of Local Economic Development of the Provincial Municipality of Chiclayo, Merly Berrios Sanchez; the executive director of the Regional Management of Education of Lambayeque, William Orrego Jaime; the public relations officer of the company Huawei Peru, Zaida Salazar Martinez; the rector of the University Senor de Sipan, Alejandro Cruzata Martinez; delegates of the Regional Government, and of the Regional Directorate of Education Lambayeque.
Members of the sixteen (16) groups of Lambayeque, which belong to the citizen participation strategy Defenders of Cultural Heritage, an initiative that the DPAC deploys at a national level, collaborated as mediators in the development of the exhibition.
In parallel to the exhibition, in the Parque Principal, participatory dynamics, competitions with themes related to cultural heritage, master classes of Peruvian dances, and presentations of music and folkloric dances by the cast of the Universidad Senor de Sipan were carried out.
With this edition held in the Lambayeque region, there are already approximately 4,300 visitors who have been visited by the exhibition in 2024, which was previously held in the regions of Lima, Cajamarca, Arequipa, Junin, Ancash, Ayacucho and Tumbes.
From the Ministry of Culture, this activity is promoted by the DPAC, with the support in the implementation of the General Office of Statistics and Information and Communication Technologies; and, on this occasion, with the support of the DDC of Lambayeque.
The Ministry of Culture will continue to bring this innovative contribution to other regions of Peru, during the remainder of 2024, in fulfillment of its institutional mission of promoting knowledge and appreciation of our valuable archaeological and historical heritage.
