During the meeting, the members of the Council discussed the priorities for the current year, as well as the main objectives included in the activity plan for 2026. The discussions focused on the calendar of commemorative events to be organized, such as Decades of Memory, the Mereni Film and History Festival, but also on strengthening inter-institutional cooperation and developing educational and cultural initiatives dedicated to historical memory.
At the first meeting of this year, the members of the Memory Council set the priorities and objectives for 2026
Ministry of Culture, Republic of Moldova, 05 February 2026, Moldova
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