The focus of today’s videoconference was on the consequences that the COVID-19 crisis continues to have on the cultural and creative sectors. The ministers shared their plans regarding next steps that should be taken in the context of re-opening of cultural venues and restart of artistic events and productions.
EU Ministers of Culture and Audiovisual discussed the impact of COVID-19 crisis on the cultural and creative sectors
Croatian Presidency of the Council of the European Union,
19 May 2020, Croatia
Croatia
Croatia adopts document "Global Commitment to Media Freedoms"
Notice of activities undertaken in earthquake-affected areas
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Europe
Introducing Creativity, Culture & Capital
Tailormade coaching support for Scotland’s creatives
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International exchange
Beyond Brexit: how will the new EU-UK partnership shape cultural collaborations?
2021: Pro Helvetia opens representations in South America
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Government (public) support
NACZ/PIFF launch online mentorship programme for African filmmakers
Tailormade coaching support for Scotland’s creatives
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Networking and associations
Forum on Chinese cultural economy held in Beijing
Profesionales de la Música de Costa Rica y España se reúnen en foro virtual sobre la Condición de los Artistas
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