Members of the Slovak National Council yesterday approved the program of the government. The document is based on program priorities of the new government for 2016 and 2020. The government's program in the field of culture respects the principle of continuity and dialogue. The three main priorities include increasing funding for the rehabilitation of national treasures integrated nature tourism, entry to private sources of cultural forms of sponsorship agreements and the establishment of a fund to support minority cultures.
Government Manifesto was approved
Ministry of Culture, Slovak Republic, 27 April 2016, Slovak Republic
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