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the access and availability of material and experiences.
In the XII Ibero American Conference of Health Ministers, held in Buenos Aires, it was decided to
foster an integrated Health and Education agenda for social inclusion and it was agreed to carry out
joint actions to foster human resources training and education.
In the same sense, the XII Ibero American Conference of Ministers of Public Administration and State
Reform, held in Buenos Aires, fostered the promotion and implantation of the Ibero American Charter
for the Public Service and the Ibero American Charter on Public Management. The 18 participating
countries agreed to decidedly promote the Ibero American Charter on E-Government.
Due to the impact that communication and information technologies currently have on the
development of societies, and that their use by governments can lead to a positive result in public
management, the Ibero American Charter on E-Government acknowledges citizens’ right to interact
electronically with public administrations to facilitate their participation and turn the latter more
transparent, effective and efficient.
The Charter also promotes, with the same goals, the construction of an information and knowledge
society that shall be inclusive, focused on individuals and oriented to development, considering the
irreplaceable role of the States to ensure the universalization of all the population and the continuity
of electronic services and strengthening of democracy. Consequently, the participants of this
meeting agreed to adopt the principles and orientations of the Ibero American Chart by the States of
this region, for which they decided to develop policies and tools to facilitate communications and
services interoperability, as well the promotion of the use of public software in public administrations.
On the other hand, the XIV Ibero American Forum of Ministers and High Rank Officers of the Housing
and Urban Planning Sector, held in Buenos Aires, the 15 participating Ibero American countries agreed
to give maximum priority to the actions related to housing in urban areas that are part of integral
programs to ensure public facilities, specially educational buildings.
Similarly, the X Ibero American Conference of Ministers of Tourism, held in Córdoba, Argentina, under
the “Tourism, Education and Social Inclusion” theme, agreed to go on working in the sensitization
and building of awareness in regard to the relevance of tourism as an economy reactivation tool
and stimulus of national and local economies of Ibero America. They also decided to keep on with
the efforts to create the Ibero American Network on Training on Tourism and a group integrated by
Argentina, Brazil, Costa Rica, Spain and Paraguay, was formed, with the goal of elaborating a project
to turn this Network feasible.
It was also decided to foster the sustainability concept in tourism, education, training and practice,
in order to favour the harmony between human beings and nature, and at the same time encouraging
the promotion of new technologies and innovative practices leading to improve current competitive
levels in this sector.
On the other hand, and inspired in the social inclusion axis present in all sectorial ministerial meetings,
in the XIII Ibero American Conference of Culture, held in Buenos Aires, the ministers analyzed the
constitution of an Ibero American Common Market for Music, the creation of an Ibero American
Cooperation Fund for Music and the constitution of an Ibero American Music Portal. The participating
countries also dealt with the Ibero American Cultural Charter, the Cumbres Project, an artistic and
cultural education program, for the region, and culture as a tool for social inclusion.
With respect to education, the XX Ibero American Conference on Education, held in Buenos
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