The Association of Mediterranean Maritime Museums (AMMM) is a non-profit organization with full legal capacity created in Dubrovnik on 14th October 1998, on the basis of a statute that establishes its governance.
As determined in its Statutes, the Association is ruled by the General Assembly and the Executive Committee.
The General Assembly, composed by all the full members, is the supreme body of the Association. The Assembly can be Ordinary or Extraordinary. The first should hold at least once a year and the second when decided by the Executive Committee or when requested by a minimum number of members.
The Executive Committee is the governing and executive body of the Association. It shall be composed of a President, two Vice-Presidents, a Secretary, a Treasurer and the Committee members deemed necessary according to the development of the Association, with a minimum of two and a maximum of four Committee members.
Board of the Executive Committee: 2025 – 2029
President
- Tea Perinčić, Maritime and History Museum of the Croatian Littoral – Rijeka, Croatia
Vice Presidents
- Tamara Nikolic, Kuća or batani – Rovinij, Croatia
- Elena Putti, Galata Museo del Mare – Genoa, Italy
Comitee Members
- Andreia Filipa Conceição, Coastal Cultural Centre – Sesimbra, Portugal
- Mariona Font, Museu de l’Escala/Anchovy and Salt Museum – L’Escala, Spain
- Giuseppe Merlini, Museo del Mare – San Benedetto del Tronto, Italy
- Ilija Mlinarevic, Maritime museum of Montenegro – Kotor, Montenegro
Secretary
- Valeria Magliano, Galata Museo del Mare – Genoa, Italy
Treasury
- Lluïsa Prieto, Museu Marítim de Barcelona – Barcelona, Spain
Honorary President
- Elvira Mata – Barcelona, Spain
Honorary Member
- Maria Paola Profumo – Genoa, Italy
Deputy members of the EC, responsible for thematic groups
- Davide Gnola, Museo della Marineria – Cesenatico, Italy (WG Census of traditional Mediterranean boats)
- Tamara Nikolic, Ekomuzej Batana – Rovinj, Croatia (WG UNESCO – Recognition of lateen and “al terzo” veil as intangible heritage)
- Kate Šikić, Betina Museum of Wooden Shipbuilding (WG Women and the Sea in the Mediterranean)
- Lurdes Boix, Anchovy and Salt Museum – L’Escala, Spain (WG Salt Museums)
