Aruba heritage preservation and access to historical collections were discussed during Prime Minister Mike Eman’s visit to the Koninklijke Bibliotheek, the Netherlands’ national library in The Hague, according to Diario’s October 22 report.
Historic books and maps feature in visit
Eman met Ronald Huizer, a member of the library’s management team, and toured collections that included historical books and maps connected with Aruba.
Their discussion concerned preserving written and cultural heritage and opportunities for future cooperation with Aruba, Diario reported.
Closer links between heritage and libraries explored
Eman said Aruba is examining how to connect historical heritage, cultural heritage and libraries more systematically, with the aim of making that material more accessible to the public.
Huizer expressed interest in continuing cooperation, including public access to books and historical material, according to the report.
The account describes a visit and an exchange of ideas. It does not announce a signed cooperation agreement, funding allocation or implementation timetable.
Source: Read the original Diario report.
