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The Ministry of Culture develops and implements the government's national and international cultural policy. In parallel with the implementation of the national policy for the protection and promotion of cultural heritage, it develops artistic creation and supports the international development of artists and cultural actors. To this end, the Ministry maintains agreements with Luxembourg's cultural actors, while developing and implementing support instruments such as the subsidy scheme, or social benefits for self-employed professional artist and intermittent workers in the entertainment industry.
The range of competence of the ministry is fixed by the Government regulation.
News
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23rd Partnership Commission with Cabo Verde: a cross-government approach to development cooperation
On 15 March 2024, the 23rd Partnership Commission between Luxembourg and Cabo Verde took place, an annual meeting to discuss the broad outlines of our cooperation relations with this partner country since 1993.
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Eric Thill met the World Heritage Management Committee
The World Heritage Management Committee was set up in 2018 to prepare the recommendations of the Luxembourg Commission for Cooperation with Unesco for works having a medium or major impact on the "Luxembourg, old quarters and fortifications" property of universal value in Luxembourg.
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Eluxemburgensia.lu now has a new chatbot: artificial intelligence at the service of Luxembourg's printed heritage
Sam Tanson, Minister for Culture, Claude D. Conter, Director of the National Library of Luxembourg BnL, and Carlo Blum, Deputy Director of the National Library of Luxembourg BnL, invited members of the press and media to discover the new chatbot on the eluxemburgensia.lu portal.
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Film Fund Luxembourg and Screen Ireland announce Co-Development Fund for Female and Non-Binary Filmmakers now open
Film Fund Luxembourg and Screen Ireland – the national agency for the development, production and distribution of Irish film – are delighted to open applications for the Ireland/Luxembourg Co-Development Fund at this year's Cannes Film Festival.
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