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Optimization of international cooperation

Where
Montenegro
When
2012
Key objectives of the measure:

Accession of the Ministry of Culture to various international associations in the field of culture in the last 4 years (Biennale of the Youth of Europe and the Mediterranean, Forum of Slovene Cultures, “Ana Lind“ Foundation) opened more opportunities for participation of Montenegrin artists in multilateral international projects.

Apart for supporting of individual participation of referent Montenegrin creators and experts in culture in international projects, special attention was placed on organized and continuous participation of the representatives of Montenegrin culture and arts in the most referent international manifestations and festivals, such as Biennale of Arts in Venice; Film Festival in Cannes; Book Fair in Frankfurt; Film Festival of South East Europe in Paris.

During 2011 the Regional Programme for Cultural and Natural Heritage of South East Europe was implemented by establishing of the office of the Council of Europe Secretariat for Component B in the Royal Capital of Montenegro - Cetinje. The Festival of Nature and Culture was held within the Component C, and Montenegro, as a partner, joined the realization of 2 cross-border IPA projects (Cultema and CHAIRPLAN).

Operational action plan for optimization of international cooperation, both with regard to promotion of cultural diversity and valorization of cultural heritage, is a part of a broader action plan passed annually for the purpose of implementation of the National Programme for the Development of Culture of Montenegro 2011 – 2015.

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Goal(s) of UNESCO's 2005 Convention
Area(s) of Monitoring
Balanced flow of cultural goods and services and mobility of artists and cultural professionals
Mobility of artists and cultural professionals
Cultural Domain(s)
Multi-domain

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Australia | Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Cultural Cooperation (through the Foundations, Councils and Institutes Grants and the Australian Cultural Diplomacy Grants Program)
Canada (Quebec) | Developing markets outside of Quebec and showcasing Quebec culture internationally
Eswatini | SADC Protocol
Armenia | Cultural co-operation with the European Union
Oman | Hosting Cultural Events

Other measures from the same country

Montenegro | Council of Ministers of Culture in the South East Europe
Montenegro | Promotion of cultural and artistic creativity of Montenegro on international events
Montenegro | Legislative measures in the cultural policy of Montenegro
Montenegro | Determination of manifestations and festivals of special importance
Montenegro | International Cooperation strengthening through bilateral and multilateral agreement

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Denmark | Reform of the Art Funding System
Belgium | POLITIQUES D’EDUCATION CULTURELLE (COMMUNAUTE FLAMANDE)
Albania | Draft strategy on culture
Spain | Policy application by the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)