“Consistent with the commitments made by the Ministry of Culture and with the aim of preventing the increase in the cost of gasoline from translating into an aggravation for citizens, we have reshaped the available resources, identifying unused funds to be allocated to a series of strategic interventions,” said Culture Minister Alessandro Giuli.
"We sterilized cuts to Live Entertainment and Opera, added new funds for workers and Cinema, and planned new hires.
With 6 million euros we will fund 2377 new hires at the Ministry of Culture. This is a significant investment that will provide job opportunities for many professionals while strengthening the energy and skills at the service of Italy’s cultural heritage. An additional 20 million euros will be earmarked for an initial strengthening of the Cinema and Audiovisual Fund, which will thus rise to 626 million euros."
“And this is just the beginning,” the minister concludes, “because the reconnaissance we have carried out will soon allow the fund to be further increased with other resources that are not used today, in support of the workers and those who make quality cinema. Finally, as already planned, the cuts to live entertainment, including those related to festivals and the Lyric-Symphonic Foundations, will be fully recovered.”
Pictured: the Collegio Romano, headquarters of the Ministry of Culture. Ph. Credit Finestre sull’Arte
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| Giuli: "With 6 million euros we will fund 2377 new hires at the Ministry of Culture." |
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