The European Union has published a report on the state of cultural co-operation in Europe. The study was jointly undertaken by Interarts, Spain, and EFAH, Belgium. It analyses 31 European countries' governmental departments, Arts Councils, national cultural institutions, national cultural organisations, and any other public authorities that conduct transnational cultural cooperation. The study seeks to provide a description and analysis of the current situation, as well as of present and future trends in European cultural cooperation. To read the full report, CLICK HERE. To read further studies published by the European Union, CLICK HERE.

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