Centro Cultural de Belém hosted a public information session, organised by the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, on the new Cultural Patronage framework and Residence Permits for Investment in Culture (ARI).
Minister Margarida Balseiro Lopes opened the session, which brought together representatives from a range of cultural institutions and venues across the country.
The programme included a presentation of the new Cultural Patronage scheme and a panel dedicated to ARI, which outlined the key aspects of this instrument and its contribution to the implementation of projects in the field of culture.
Rita Romão, member of CCB’s Board of Directors, took part in the panel, sharing Centro Cultural de Belém’s experience in developing cultural projects with private investment.
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Cultural Patronage framework and Residence Permits for Investment in Culture (ARI) ©Fernando Donadeli/GMCJD
Cultural Patronage framework and Residence Permits for Investment in Culture (ARI) ©Fernando Donadeli/GMCJD
Cultural Patronage framework and Residence Permits for Investment in Culture (ARI) ©Fernando Donadeli/GMCJD
Cultural Patronage framework and Residence Permits for Investment in Culture (ARI) ©Fernando Donadeli/GMCJD
Cultural Patronage framework and Residence Permits for Investment in Culture (ARI) ©Fernando Donadeli/GMCJD
Cultural Patronage framework and Residence Permits for Investment in Culture (ARI) ©Fernando Donadeli/GMCJD
Cultural Patronage framework and Residence Permits for Investment in Culture (ARI) ©Fernando Donadeli/GMCJD
Cultural Patronage framework and Residence Permits for Investment in Culture (ARI) ©Fernando Donadeli/GMCJD
Cultural Patronage framework and Residence Permits for Investment in Culture (ARI) ©Fernando Donadeli/GMCJD