The Parliament approved by a majority vote that 2026 will be the Year of Constantin Brâncuși, and President Nicușor Dan promulgated the law.
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The year 2026 will be dedicated to celebrating the life and work of Constantin Brancusi, according to a law approved by Parliament. It allows public institutions, including the Parliament, the Presidential Administration and the Government, to organize cultural and educational events, providing logistical and financial support. The necessary funds will be allocated from their own budgets within the approved limits.
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