ICOMOS 13th General Assembly
and International Symposium
MADRID 2002 - ELECTIONS
CANDIDATE - CANDIDAT - CANDIDATO
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE - COMITE EXECUTIF - COMITE EJECUTIVOMARIO MOLINA CARRILLO
Curriculum Vitae
Il a realisé études universitaires a l'Université Nationale Autonome a Nicaragua au il a obtenu le titre d'architecte en 1984, en 1988 il a fait des études de post-grade a l'Université Federal de Bahía en Brésil ( specialité en conservation de monuments et places historiques )
Il a devéloppé sa practique proffessionnel dans les domaines de: planification, exécution, supervisión et gérance des projects scolaires, planification dans l'agro-industrie de premier transmortaion, enseignement universitaire dans le doamine d'histoire du art, architecture et urbanisme; conservation du patrimoine culturel; promotion des envestements étrangeres et de development de l'industrie et commerce.
M. Molina est membre fondateur de ICOMOS-Nicaragua, comme président de 1999 a present; il aussi est membre fondateur du comité International d'Itinéraires Culturaux, et Vice-Président pour Amerique Latine du comité, au meme temps, il est membre international d'ICOMOS.
Pendant 12 ans il a travaillé pour institutions publiques dans le domaine de conservation du patrimoine culturel de Nicaragua, au il a eté Directeur de la Direction du Patrimoine Culturel du 1990 a 1996; pendant la administration il a presenté la proposition du declaration de Place Historique " Ruinas de León Viejo " Patrimoine Culturel de l'Humanité.
Il a collaboré comme conselleir dans la coordination des projects et programes a niveaux centroamericaine du conservation du patrimoine culturel en general; depuis 1997 il est conselleir Ad-Honorem du Comision Nicaraguayan de l'UNESCO.
Managua, Nicargua
Juin, 2002.
Mr. Molina carried out university studies at Universidad Autonóma de Puebla, México and graduated from Universidad Nacional Autonóma de Nicaragua, as an architect in 1984/. In 1988, he did post-graduated studies at Universidad Federal de Bahía, Brasil ( specializing in conservation of monuments and historical sites ).
Mr. Molina has developed his professional experience in the field of planning, performance, monitoring and management of school projects; territorial planning of first transformation agro-industry; university teaching in the fields of art history, architecture and city planning; conservation of cultural patrimony; promotion of foreign investment and development of commerce and industry.
He is founder and member of ICOMOS-Nicaragua, becoming its president in 1999. He is also member and founder of the International Committee of Cultural Itineraries and Vicepresident of its Latin American office. In addition, he is international member of ICOMOS.
For 12 years, Mr. Molina worked for government institutions on the conservation of the Nicaraguan Cultural Patrimony. He was Director of the Directorate of Cultural Patrimony from 1990 to 1996, term during wich he presented to the World Heritage Center of UNESCO, a" statement-proposal" to declare the historical site ' Ruinas de León Viejo " Cultural Heritage of the World.
He has collaborated as advicer and coordinator for projects in Central America related to the conservation of monuments, historical centers and conservation of cultural patrimony in general. Since 1997, he is Ad-Honorem advisor for the Nicaraguan commission of UNESCO.
Managua, Nicaragua.
June, 2002.
