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World Bank and Romania’s Culture Minister discuss on future cultural center

Romania-Insider.com,
15 January 2016, Romania

The Culture Minister Vlad Alexandrescu met this week with the World Bank delegation to discuss the prospect of developing a multipurpose cultural center.

 

This would be located in the future Bucharest Justice Quarter, near National Library of Romania.

 

The World Bank delegation visited Bucharest on a mission that targeted urban development projects, said Alexandrescu.

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