Panama joins Cultural Resilience Alliance - Berezhna
Panama has joined the Cultural Resilience Alliance, launched by Ukraine, becoming the first Latin American country to do so, Deputy Prime Minister for Humanitarian Policy and Minister of Culture Tetiana Berezhna said.
Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister for Humanitarian Policy and Minister of Culture, Tetiana Berezhna, announced on Tuesday that Panama has become the first Latin American nation to join the Cultural Resilience Alliance. The alliance, launched by Ukraine in July 2025, aims to strengthen international cooperation in the cultural sphere.
Berezhna stated that this move opens up prospects for collaboration between Ukraine and Panama on heritage protection, institutional development, and new cultural initiatives. Currently, the alliance comprises 32 members, including states, international organizations, and civil society groups. Berezhna expressed her welcome for Panama's accession and gratitude for its willingness to cooperate.
The Cultural Resilience Alliance serves as an international platform, coordinated by Ukraine, that brings together various countries, international organizations, and civil society to safeguard and restore cultural heritage.
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