The delegation of the Spanish Embassy was particularly interested in the way in which Łódź's art colleges (Łódź Film School and Academy of Fine Arts) help their students enter the labor market. During the meeting at the Łódź Film School they had the opportunity to talk about the Index Film Studio belonging to the University. Representatives of the Embassy also expressed their willingness to commission students of the Łódź Film School to prepare a film promoting Spain in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe. During a visit to the Łódź Academy of Fine Arts, representatives of the Embassy became acquainted with competitions organized by the University, such as Łódź Young Fashion, and proposed their promotion in Spain.

During the meeting with schools in Łódź, the Embassy delegation also had the opportunity to cooperate with the University of Łódź, the Łódź University of Technology and selected high schools, in which Spanish is taught. J.E. Guillermo Escribano Manzano has committed to assist the International Training Center of the IFE at the Łódź University of Technology in contacts with two Spanish universities with whom they want to introduce joint studies with the possibility of obtaining a double diploma in the future.

The delegation of the Embassy of the Kingdom of Spain also had the opportunity to talk with the organizers of the largest Łódź festivals, such as the Light Move Festival, the Good Taste Festival and the Łódź Design Festival. In addition, diplomats visited the EC1 Science and Technology Center and the Art Incubator Art Factory.

The culmination of a two-day visit to Łódź was the official opening of the 19th Week of Spanish Cinema in the Charlie cinema by J.E. Guillermo Escribano Manzano and by the Vice Mayor of the City of Łódź Krzysztof Piątkowski. The premiere screening was the debut of Marta Díaz de Lope Díaz under the title Dear Brothers and Sisters.