Denia & Marina Alta #TastingLifeThe application in which the municipality has worked in recent months to achieve recognition as Creative City of Gastronomy UNESCO, It has crossed borders.
On Monday 20 of July, the mayor, Vicent Grimalt, And the president of Aehtma, Cristina SellésThey traveled to the headquarters of UNESCO in Paris to present the project to the coordinator of the Creative Cities Network, Melika Medici.
This second nomination for Creative City of Gastronomy It has included the name Marina Alta holder to expand the boundaries of the city of Denia and give visibility to the resources available to the region of the Marina Alta with the aim of recovering the environment and indigenous products of land and sea to incorporate them into the food market.
So far, Dénia has been the only Spanish city that has been presented to the authorities of UNESCO in person to explain his candidacy. Neither Vic nor Burgos, and Hondarribia, the other three Spanish municipalities who attend candidacy, have personado at the headquarters of UNESCO.
