The signing of the agreement, which took place on Friday, November 6, was carried out by the Guild's Chief Fisherman, Francesc Gil, and the Mayor of Cambrils and president of the Municipal Autonomous Body Cambrils History Museum, Oliver Klein Bosquet. This agreement continues the previous one, signed in 2018, which already promoted cultural and educational activities related to the sea.
The new agreement involves the Cambrils History Museum in the programming of museographic activities for the Fishing Interpretation Centre. This collaboration will be materialized through an initial annual subsidy of 25,000 euros, which will allow the Museum to offer technical support to the Guild for the promotion of maritime culture.
Thanks to this agreement, the Guild will be able to exhibit museum objects from the History Museum's storage, with technical support for the development of new museographic content in four languages. The Guild commits to the proper conservation of these objects and to facilitating free access for Cambrils' educational centres.
This initiative aims to enhance Cambrils' educational and tourist appeal, bringing visitors closer to fishing as a pillar of local identity. The goal is to create rigorous content that places Cambrils' maritime heritage within the Mediterranean context, starting with new signage and its own exhibition graphics for the Interpretation Centre.
