The government has approved a €140 million loan from the CEB for the restoration of 14 cultural sites, with a double contribution from the national budget.
Liviu Brăteanu
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The framework loan agreement between Romania and the Council of Europe Development Bank will support the restoration of 14 important cultural landmarks, including the National Opera in Iasi and the 'Constantin Brâncuși' National Museum. The amount will be doubled from the national budget, and implementation of the projects is planned between 2026 and 2033. The Government has also approved the extension of a cultural heritage investment program to complete works at the 'George Enescu' Museum by 2029.
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140 de milioane de euro, bani împrumutați pentru readucerea la viață a patrimoniului cultural
Ministerul Culturii: Muzeele "Enescu" şi "Kalinderu", finalizate până în 2029 / 14 obiective culturale de importanţă naţională şi europeană vor fi realizate sau restaurate cu 280 de milioane de euro
Ministerul Culturii - Muzeele „Enescu” şi „Kalinderu”, finalizate până în 2029/ 14 obiective culturale de importanţă naţională şi europeană, realizate sau restaurate cu 280 de milioane de euro
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