Kiri
| Dokumendiregister | Kultuuriministeerium |
| Viit | 9-6/108-1 |
| Registreeritud | 27.01.2026 |
| Sünkroonitud | 28.01.2026 |
| Liik | Sissetulev kiri |
| Funktsioon | 9 Välisesinduste ning rahvusvahelise koostöö korraldamine |
| Sari | 9-6 Kirjavahetus Põhjamaadega |
| Toimik | 9-6/2026 Kirjavahetus Põhjamaadega |
| Juurdepääsupiirang | Avalik |
| Juurdepääsupiirang | |
| Adressaat | Nordic Council of Ministers |
| Saabumis/saatmisviis | Nordic Council of Ministers |
| Vastutaja | Ulla Kihva (KULTUURIMINISTEERIUM, Kommunikatsiooni - ja rahvusvahelise koostöö osakond) |
| Originaal | Ava uues aknas |
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Hanaholmen Heritage Conference Nordic-Baltic Cooperation for Cultural Heritage Preparedness 28th of May 2026 at Hanaholmen PROGRAMME 09.00 Arrival and coffee 09.30 Welcoming Remarks
CEO Gunvor Kronman, Hanaholmen Master of Ceremonies Ella Turta Hanaholmen
09.45 Welcome Address, Presidency of the Nordic Council of Ministers Minister for Culture in Denmark, Jakob Engel-Schmidt
*** Session I – A Global Outlook on Cultural Heritage Preparedness 10.00 Saving Cultural Heritage During an Ongoing War Yulia Lytvynets, Director of the National Art Museum of Ukraine
10.20 Panel Discussion
• Yulia Lytvynets, Director of the National Art Museum of Ukraine • Ratish Nanda, CEO of Aga Khan Trust for Culture India • Andrew Potts, Heritage and Climate Action Advisor for Europa Nostra
11.00 Safeguarding Cultural Heritage in Times of Turbulence and Modern
Warfare: The Role of the 1954 Hague Convention Valéry Freland, Executive Director, International alliance for the protection of heritage ALIPH
11.20 Panel Discussion: Restoring Trust in the Hague Convention
• Adviser Vaiva Lankelienė, Ministry of Culture in Lithuania • Head of Bureau Viveka Löndahl, Department for Education and
Culture in the Åland Islands • Director Frederik Rosén, Nordic Center for Cultural Heritage and
Armed Conflict • Senior Advisor Beate Strøm, Directorate for Cultural Heritage in
Norway
12.00 Lunch at Restaurant PLATS, Hanaholmen
Session II – Cultural Heritage Preparedness in the Nordic–Baltic Region: Responding to Hybrid Threats and War 13.00 Keynote: The Estonian Model for Cultural Heritage Preparedness
Minister of Culture in Estonia Heidy Purga
13.30 Comments and Panel Discussion
• Deputy Director General John Magnus Larsson, The Swedish National Heritage Board
• Director General Rúnar Leifsson, The Cultural Heritage Agency of Iceland
• Director Tiina Merisalo, The Finnish Heritage Agency
14.15 Recommendations from the Hanaholmen Heritage Training
Programme
• Participant from the Training Programme • Participant from the Training Programme • Participant from the Training Programme • Participant from the Training Programme
15.00 End of conference 15.05 Networking Reception at Restaurant PLATS, Hanaholmen
Tähelepanu! Tegemist on välisvõrgust saabunud kirjaga. |
Your Excellency Ms Heidy Purga
Minister of Culture of the Republic of Estonia,
On behalf of Hanaholmen – the Swedish-Finnish Cultural Centre, I have the honour to invite Your Excellency to deliver a keynote speech on the Estonian model for cultural heritage preparedness at the Hanaholmen Heritage Conference, to be held on 28 May 2026 at Hanaholmen, Espoo, Finland.
Hanaholmen Heritage is a Nordic–Baltic programme dedicated to cultural heritage preparedness and coordinated by Hanaholmen – the Swedish-Finnish Cultural Centre. The programme is initiated by the Nordic and Baltic Ministers for Culture and funded by the Nordic Council of Ministers.
The initiative responds to the increasing awareness of hybrid, climate-related and military threats to cultural heritage. By connecting experts and institutions from across the region, the programme seeks to build knowledge, trust and long-term collaboration on preparedness and resilience.
The programme consists of both a training programme and a conference. Estonia is represented in the training programme by Ms Kadri Tael, Crisis Preparedness Manager at the National Heritage Board of Estonia, and Mr Peeter Mauer, Project Manager at the National Heritage Board of Estonia. In addition, Ms Kristi Raik, Director of the International Centre for Defence and Security in Estonia, is a member of the programme’s reference group.
The Hanaholmen Heritage Conference will bring together high-level representatives, experts and decision-makers from across the Nordic and Baltic countries to discuss the protection of cultural heritage in times of growing geopolitical uncertainty. An address by Your Excellency would be a great honour and would significantly enrich the conference.
Please find attached a brief draft programme for the conference for your reference. We would be honoured to provide any additional information that may be required.
Yours sincerely,
Gunvor Kronman
Toimitusjohtaja l Verkställande direktör l CEO
+358 40 745 1738 l Hanasaarenranta 5, 02100 Espoo, FI l Hanaholmsstranden 5, 02100 Esbo, FI
Hanaholmen Heritage Conference Nordic-Baltic Cooperation for Cultural Heritage Preparedness 28th of May 2026 at Hanaholmen PROGRAMME 09.00 Arrival and coffee 09.30 Welcoming Remarks
CEO Gunvor Kronman, Hanaholmen Master of Ceremonies Ella Turta Hanaholmen
09.45 Welcome Address, Presidency of the Nordic Council of Ministers Minister for Culture in Denmark, Jakob Engel-Schmidt
*** Session I – A Global Outlook on Cultural Heritage Preparedness 10.00 Saving Cultural Heritage During an Ongoing War Yulia Lytvynets, Director of the National Art Museum of Ukraine
10.20 Panel Discussion
• Yulia Lytvynets, Director of the National Art Museum of Ukraine • Ratish Nanda, CEO of Aga Khan Trust for Culture India • Andrew Potts, Heritage and Climate Action Advisor for Europa Nostra
11.00 Safeguarding Cultural Heritage in Times of Turbulence and Modern
Warfare: The Role of the 1954 Hague Convention Valéry Freland, Executive Director, International alliance for the protection of heritage ALIPH
11.20 Panel Discussion: Restoring Trust in the Hague Convention
• Adviser Vaiva Lankelienė, Ministry of Culture in Lithuania • Head of Bureau Viveka Löndahl, Department for Education and
Culture in the Åland Islands • Director Frederik Rosén, Nordic Center for Cultural Heritage and
Armed Conflict • Senior Advisor Beate Strøm, Directorate for Cultural Heritage in
Norway
12.00 Lunch at Restaurant PLATS, Hanaholmen
Session II – Cultural Heritage Preparedness in the Nordic–Baltic Region: Responding to Hybrid Threats and War 13.00 Keynote: The Estonian Model for Cultural Heritage Preparedness
Minister of Culture in Estonia Heidy Purga
13.30 Comments and Panel Discussion
• Deputy Director General John Magnus Larsson, The Swedish National Heritage Board
• Director General Rúnar Leifsson, The Cultural Heritage Agency of Iceland
• Director Tiina Merisalo, The Finnish Heritage Agency
14.15 Recommendations from the Hanaholmen Heritage Training
Programme
• Participant from the Training Programme • Participant from the Training Programme • Participant from the Training Programme • Participant from the Training Programme
15.00 End of conference 15.05 Networking Reception at Restaurant PLATS, Hanaholmen
