The Republic of Moldova and Greece are enhancing their cultural cooperation. Minister of Culture Sergiu Prodan discussed the opportunity to sign a memorandum during his visit to Athens.
The cooperation will focus on restoring built heritage and promoting Baukultur. In an official meeting, Prodan and his Greek counterpart, Lina Mendoni, discussed exchanging best practices and organizing joint projects.
The first step in promoting and restoring cultural heritage could be in September.
“This initiative aims to strengthen bilateral relations and facilitate the transfer of expertise in cultural heritage conservation. We could take the first step as early as this September when Moldovan experts and architects will participate in a forum for specialists in historical monument restoration,” Prodan said.
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Greek Minister of Culture Lina Mendoni highlighted the importance of involving the Moldovan diaspora in cultural cooperation and praised the efforts of Moldovans living in Greece to preserve and promote Moldova’s cultural heritage.
“Today marks the beginning of a systematic collaboration in the cultural field, where all Moldovans living in Greece can participate in this wonderful partnership. We are very proud of your work in preserving and promoting the cultural heritage of your homeland here in Greece,” Mendoni remarked.
During his visit, Prodan also met with the Moldovan diaspora. They discussed the importance of preserving cultural identity and the role of cultural projects in strengthening ties between overseas communities and their home country.
To recognize their active involvement in promoting national values, Prodan awarded certificates of appreciation to the most dedicated members of the Moldovan community in Greece.