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Ott: The cultural development plan brings a digital revolution and attention to creative people

Estonian Ministry of Culture,
11 October 2021, Estonia

Today, 11 October at 3 pm, Minister of Culture Anneli Ott will present to the Riigikogu the development plan for the new period of culture “Cultural Development Plan 2021–2030” or “Culture 2030”. The development plan sets goals by areas and takes into account the consequences of the corona crisis, changing labour relations and the needs of balanced development of the creative sector.

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