Cátedra Al-Ándalus: ‘Árabe andalusí’

The Three Cultures of the Mediterranean Foundation, created in 1999 by the Andalusian Regional Government and the Kingdom of Morocco, is an international reference in the field of cultural diplomacy that has been a beacon for over two decades for those who believe in the value of coexistence, mutual respect, fraternity, and solidarity. Based on these principles, this foundation articulates a cultural, educational, and academic calendar focused on the Euro-Mediterranean region and the rich diversity it encompasses. All of this from its headquarters in Seville, the beautiful Hassan II Pavilion, conceived as the Moroccan Pavilion for the 1992 World Expo, where congresses, conferences, film screenings, concerts, exhibitions, literary presentations, classes, and workshops are organized, among other events. In short, this foundation is a unique institution that beats from the heart of Andalusia to radiate its message of coexistence and harmony to the Mediterranean world.