To ask these essential questions as we enter the next millennium and, following the logic of the Souillac Charter proposed last year, to suggest what might be possible future collaboration between the two sectors, such is the merit of the second seminar, "Art, Industry and Innovation".
As seen in the following document, the working groups met July 6th to the 17th motivated by a willingness not to have just "another seminar" but to propose concrete actions.
The Regional Council is happy to have participated in such an original event and one which sums up well the spirit of our region, half way between tradition and modernity.
Martin Malvy,
President
of the Midi-Pyrénées Regional Council.
The
Souillac II meeting was supported by the European Commission, DG XIII, the Arts
Council of England, Bell Atlantic, the Government of Quebec's Ministry of
Culture and Communications, the Canadian Embassy in Paris, the Daniel Langlois
Foundation for Art, Science, and Technology, the city of Souillac and the
Midi-Pyrénées Region. We wish here to express our sincere
appreciation for that support.
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