Academic Presentations – Circular Economy The afternoon focused on the core academic theme of the project. Students delivered formal presentations on the "Economic Situation of Second-hand Shops in Their Local Areas." This session provided valuable insights into the concept of sustainable consumption and allowed participants to compare the economic realities and circular economy trends across the different partner countries.

Andalusian Luncheon and Flamenco Performance To conclude the day, a communal lunch was held for students, families, and faculty members, featuring traditional Andalusian dishes. The event reached its climax following the meal, when two students from the Dance Conservatory delighted the audience with several Flamenco performances. This was the perfect finale to a day full of experiences, allowing the visiting students and teachers to experience the essence of Andalusian culture firsthand.

Students and teachers collaborated on designing a traditional Flamenco shawl, utilizing a variety of fabric fragments. This intensive session allowed participants to fully immerse themselves in Andalusian culture. By prioritizing imagination, creativity, and collective effort, the teams produced exceptional results. It was a remarkable day where artistic expression and international cooperation became the keys to success.

Participants explored the heritage of Fajalauza, identifying the traditional patterns and motifs unique to Granada. During this hands-on workshop, students learned to apply these historic designs onto textiles. By blending ancient ceramic aesthetics with modern garment dyeing techniques, the students successfully personalized their own t-shirts, preserving local artistry through creative expression.