Canary Islands Extends Research Partnership with University of La Laguna

Background

The Canary Islands government has officially extended its research partnership with the University of La Laguna through a modification to their existing agreement.

Details of the Extension

• Originally set for two years, the collaboration now runs for four.
• Ensures the continuation of the high-resolution geoarchaeology project focused on Canary Islands archaeological contexts.

Reasons for Extension

• Delays in project personnel contracting threatened to slow progress.
• To address this, both parties agreed in a follow-up meeting in June to prolong the agreement, allowing the project to reach full completion.

Significance

• Guarantees ongoing archaeological insights into Canary Islands history.
• Potentially boosts local heritage understanding and tourism.
• Emphasizes the government’s commitment to supporting scientific research.

Impact

• Benefits regional cultural and scientific development.