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The management agreement for the Lempa Cultural Village has been officially signed, marking a significant step in its development after nearly two decades since the initial concept was proposed. The signing ceremony took place on July 9, 2026, and was attended by various officials, including the Deputy Minister of Culture, Vasiliki Kassianidou.
During her address at the ceremony, Kassianidou emphasized that investing in culture is crucial for the identity, creativity, and future of the country. The agreement indicates a commitment to enhance cultural initiatives in the region and lays the groundwork for the ongoing operation and management of the Lempa Cultural Village. The signing underscores the government’s prioritization of cultural development in its broader policy framework.
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