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Attendees learned about the local archaeological sites, such as Tarmatambo and others, through digital and interactive devices.The Plaza de Armas in Tarma, in the Junin region, was the venue for the traveling exhibition Technology to protect our heritage, organized by the Ministry of Culture, last Friday, August 2.
The exhibition consisted of the dissemination of content related to the cultural heritage of the Junin region and Peru in general, through various interactive digital resources developed by the Ministry of Culture, housed inside a trailer called Huawei Digital Truck, a multifunctional mobile classroom, equipped with eight (8) smart screens.
The event also included the deployment of other cultural activities in the aforementioned public space, such as artistic presentations, master classes of Peruvian dances, recreational games and contests related to the theme of cultural heritage.
The event was developed in partnership with Huawei Peru, and in coordination with the municipality of Tarma, fulfilling the objective of promoting its appreciation by citizens.
Students and teachers from Regular Basic Education and higher education, specialists and officials from the Local Educational Management Unit, committees from the Advisory Council of Girls, Boys and Adolescents - CCONNA, members of the groups of the strategy Defenders of Cultural Heritage of Junin, residents of the city of Tarma and visitors entered the exhibition.
More than 600 direct beneficiaries were able to enter the Digital Truck, and more than 200 people also enjoyed the parallel cultural activities, in the context of the technological exhibition.
Among the authorities who attended were officials from the Provincial Municipality of Tarma; as well as specialists from the Directorate of Citizen Participation and the Decentralized Directorate of Culture (DDC) of Junin, representing the Ministry of Culture; and Zaida Salazar Martinez attended for Huawei Peru.
In addition to the Provincial Municipality of Tarma, members of the groups of the Defenders of Cultural Heritage strategy - from the Tarma district of San Pedro de Cajas, and from the provinces of Huancayo and La Oroya - collaborated in the development of the activity, as well as volunteers from the Compromiso 1 program of the aforementioned municipal entity.
This experience is promoted by the Directorate of Citizen Participation - a unit of the General Directorate of Defense of Cultural Heritage -, and is being held for the third time this year 2024 - having previously been held in Cajamarca and Arequipa -, carrying the message of the importance of caring for our historical legacy.
