Academic conferences · Huelva, Andalusia, Spain

Dialogando

A Huelva event series inviting political, institutional and scientific figures to discuss issues affecting the province and Andalusia in an audience-facing format.

About Dialogando

What Dialogando is

Dialogando is a series of events in Huelva that invites prominent political, institutional and scientific figures to discuss subjects affecting Huelva province and Andalusia. It is conceived as a public conversation with leaders and specialists, with seats made available to an audience.

Event format

Instead of a conventional lecture, the stage places two armchairs opposite one another and angled toward the audience. An LED screen supports the exchange with photographs, data graphics and other visual material, creating a closer and more conversational presentation of each guest.

Guests and editions

Participants have included Juanma Moreno, president of the Andalusian People's Party; Antonio Sanz, regional minister for health, the presidency and emergencies; Catalina García Carrasco, regional minister for sustainability and the environment; Ramón Fernández-Pacheco, regional minister for agriculture, fisheries, water and rural development; Miguel Tellado, parliamentary spokesperson for the People's Party in Spain's Congress; José Antonio Nieto, regional minister for justice, local government and the civil service; biotechnology researcher Eva María Laín; regional ministers Jorge Paradela, Carolina España, Loles López, Juan Bravo, Jesús Aguirre and Marifrán Carazo; Huelva mayor Pilar Miranda; RETE president Teófila Martínez; and other public figures.

The website organizes the series by annual editions from 2021 through 2026. Announced 2026 events include Juanma Moreno on April 29 at Palacio de Congresos Casa Colón and Antonio Sanz on March 10.

Contact

  • Address: Calle Miguel Redondo 18, 21003 Huelva
  • Phone: 959 200 401
  • Email: info@dialogando.es

Each edition depends on a specific guest, venue and seat allocation, while the two-chair format remains the series' recognizable editorial identity.

In brief

Public affairs conversations in Huelva