The tenth issue of ECONAMA, the specialized publication of the ECO Cultural Institute, has been released. Featuring the Republic of Azerbaijan as its special focus, this issue highlights the cultural heritage of the ECO member states while covering the activities of the ECO Cultural Institute and the most significant cultural events and developments across the ECO region.
The ECO Cultural Institute has published the tenth issue of its specialized periodical, ECONAMA. Prepared in four sections, this issue aims to introduce the cultural and civilizational richness of the member states of the Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO) while presenting the latest cultural developments across the region.
The first section features a collection of research articles introducing the tangible and intangible cultural heritage of the ten ECO member states. Through a well-documented approach, this section explores historical monuments, traditions, prominent cultural and artistic figures, and other expressions of cultural heritage, reflecting the diversity and richness of the civilizations represented within the ECO region.
The second section is dedicated to the major programs, meetings, events, and activities of the ECO Cultural Institute. It provides an overview of the Institute’s cultural, academic, and international initiatives aimed at strengthening cultural cooperation among the ECO member states.
The third section focuses on the Republic of Azerbaijan as the featured country of this issue. Through a series of articles on Azerbaijan’s history, cultural heritage, arts, distinguished personalities, and other cultural and civilizational assets, this section presents a comprehensive portrait of the country’s cultural identity within the broader ECO cultural sphere.
The fourth section reviews the most significant cultural events that took place across the ECO member states over the past month and highlights the major cultural programs and upcoming events scheduled throughout the region.
Adopting both a scholarly and informative approach, ECONAMA seeks in each issue to promote the cultural heritage, contemporary cultural developments, and civilizational assets of the ECO member states, while fostering mutual understanding, the exchange of experiences, and stronger cultural cooperation throughout the region.
The tenth issue of ECONAMA is now available through the official website of the ECO Cultural Institute for researchers, academics, cultural professionals, and all those interested in regional studies and cultural heritage.
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