La Rhénanie-Palatinat se met au vert... culturellement !

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Frédérik Stiefenhofer, chef du service affaires culturelles nationales et européennes en Rhénanie-Palatinat, nous livre les secrets de sa région depuis Basel, à l'occasion d'un forum culturel tri-national organisé par la Conférence du Rhin supérieur. Comment ? En transformant la culture en arme anti-crise climatique ! On décortique comment les acteurs culturels deviennent des agents de changement, et pourquoi le développement durable n'est pas un truc barbant.Frédérik Stiefenhofer Rheinland-PfalzReferatsleitung Nationale und europäische Kulturangelegenheiten, Kulturberatung Ministerium für Familie, Frauen, Kultur und Integrationwww.mffki.rlp.dePhoto Gaspard Weissheimer (tous droits réservés)Propos recueillis le 5 décembre 2025 par Fatma Jrad pour Radio WNE, Radio Quetsch, l'Alterpresse 68. Montage Lévi Giner.Radio WNE (Warum Net Experience) 53 avenue Kennedy 68200 Mulhouse www.radiowne.eu • tous nos liens = linktr.ee/radiowne.eu [email protected] MEDIAS instagram.com/radiowne.eu facebook.com/radiowne mastodon.zaclys.com/@radiowne ÉDUCATION AUX MÉDIAS www.guideradio.net facebook.com/educ.medias REVUES DE PRESSE flipboard.com/@RadioWNE MULHOUSE musique deezer.com EUROPOP Musik, Bands & Festivals am Oberrhein facebook.com/profile.php?id=100065627554751 instagram.com/europop_79 EQUIPELes podcasts WNE ont été réalisés par Omar Alfarekh, Khouloud Ayari, Uliana Bychenkova, Sarra El Idrissi, Omar El Jid, Julien Foerry, Sybille Gaertner, Lisa Giannarelli, Lévi Giner, Stella Jean-Baptiste, Fatma Jrad, Elena Kaigorodova, Théo Klein, Sofiia Kovalova, Anna Kuklìkovà, Ayman Larit, Antoine Ledermann, Lily Rose Locher, Matis Martinet, Anaelle Mendoza, Louis Priem, Jean-Noël Robillard, Sixtine Schwarte, Eliot Thierry, Jean-Luc Wertenschlag, Anissa Zeggaï, les volontaires européennes de Mulhouse et du monde, les ami-e-s de Radio Quetsch et toutes celles qui nous rattraperont Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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