Bulgaria: opening of new exhibition on sacred Thracian sites
On July 26, in Yambol, a photographic exhibition was inaugurated at the museum of the archaeological site of Kabilè, ancient capital of the Thracian kings
Sacred sanctuaries, rich ornaments, objects of devotion and of daily life: archeological researches in Bulgaria are bringing to light an ever richer evidence of the wealth and power of the Thracians, one of the civilizations that most contributed to shape the culture and the history of Europe in the period of antiquity.
With the aim to raise awareness about this cultural heritage, and to strengthen its promotion at both national and international level, a new exhibition was inaugurated on July 26 at the museum of the ancient Thracian capital Kabile, close to the city of Yambol.
Ministers of Culture and representatives of 10 countries, convened in Cetinje, Montenegro, on 23 April 2010 for the Sixth Ministerial Conference on Cultural Heritage in South-Eastern Europe, approved strategic documents for strengthening regional cooperation on the safeguarding and promotion of the shared cultural heritage as a tool for dialogue, integration and sustainable development.
Ministers of Culture of South-East European countries will meet on 23 April 2010 in Cetinje, Montenegro, to reinforce regional co-operation for the enhancement of shared cultural heritage 
Serbian Ministry of culture will host a seminar in Belgrade on "Tourism and the medieval fortresses along the Danube in Serbia: balancing safeguarding and economic impact" (15 March 2009)
On 12 November 2009 the Macedonian Minister of Culture, Ms. Elizabeta Kanceska-Milevska, opened the official ceremony for the presentation of 4 publications on the safeguarding and promotion of Macedonian Cultural Heritage. The event, held at Daut Pasha Hamam, also saw the participation of Mr. Pasko Kusman, Director of the Cultural Heritage Protection Office in Skopje, and of the Director of UNESCO Venice Office.
On 1-4 October experts and professionals on underwater cultural heritage from South-Eastern Europe and other European and Mediterranean countries will meet in Zadar, Croatia, hosted by the International Centre for Underwater Archaeology