Moldova is strengthening its cultural cooperation with Austria. In Salzburg, officials signed a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation in art and culture between the two countries.
Moldovan Culture Minister Sergiu Prodan and Austrian Vice Chancellor, Minister of Art, Culture, Public Service, and Sports Werner Kogler signed the Memorandum.
“According to the Memorandum, our countries undertake to deepen friendly relations and mutual cultural exchange. We seek to develop music, theater, dance, fine arts projects, architecture, design, fashion, photography, and media arts: cinema, literature, translation, and publishing. We aim to organize joint exhibitions with cultural institutions, especially contemporary art, and collaborate in the museum field and the protection of monuments and architectural heritage. We are interested in the EU’s Creative Europe program,” said Minister Sergiu Prodan.
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In discussions with Austrian officials, as well as in a message sent to the public at the official opening of the Salzburg Festival, Minister Sergiu Prodan said that the Memorandum reflects the party’s commitment to cultural heritage and authentic art.
“These initiatives are a real opportunity to promote mutual understanding, appreciation, and unity through the universal language of music and the arts. Cooperation between our countries in the cultural field is a mutual recognition of art’s ability to overcome borders and bring people together to create a more harmonious world,” Sergiu Prodan said at the meeting on the occasion of the Memorandum signing.
On July 26-27, Moldovan Culture Minister Sergiu Prodan visited Austria for the Salzburg Festival, one of Europe’s largest and oldest art festivals.