Canary Islands Government Publishes Cultural Cooperation Agreement with Cape Verde Radio and Television
Published: October 29, 2025|culture-and-arts|Gobierno de Canarias
Cooperation Agreement between Canary Islands and Cape Verde
Overview
The Canary Islands government has officially published a one-year cooperation agreement with Radio Televisión Cabo Verde, aimed at promoting cultural exchange and mutual understanding among citizens of the Macaronesia region near Africa.
This partnership facilitates:
- The exchange of audiovisual content, including news, documentaries, and educational experiences.
- Reinforcing the regions' shared cultural ties and information channels.
Key Aspects
- Both entities agree to:
- Share pre-approved media materials.
- Collaborate on audiovisual training and educational projects.
- The agreement is subject to annual renewal unless either side opts out.
- A joint Vigilance Committee will oversee content sharing and coordination, mainly through digital communication to reduce costs.
Broader Context
- This cooperation aligns with broader regional policies emphasizing:
- The importance of cultural and informational ties between the Canary Islands and other offshore territories.
- Funding and Support:
- No direct funding is involved.
- The project is supported by a Canary Islands government resolution aimed at strengthening Africa-related training programs.
- Potential participation certificates may be awarded to involved professionals.
Significance
- The agreement highlights efforts to:
- Foster regional cohesion, understanding, and cultural promotion.
- Benefit local audiences by showcasing shared values and experiences across the Atlantic island communities.