Croatian culture ministry reports on restoration of earthquake-damaged buildings at EHHF meeting in Zagreb
Summary
Croatia's culture ministry reported that 511 cultural, public and religious buildings damaged in earthquakes have been restored or are nearing completion, worth a total of 1.7 billion euros, announced at the 20th European Heritage Heads Forum held in Zagreb from October 7-9. The forum brought together representatives from 27 countries, including Bosnia and Herzegovina and North Macedonia for the first time, with the minister noting Croatia drew 487 million euros from the EU Solidarity Fund for reconstruction.
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U HRVATSKOJ je nakon potresa obnovljeno ili je u završnoj fazi obnove 511 kulturnih, javnih i vjerskih objekata, ukupne vrijednosti od 1,7 milijardi eura, izvijestilo
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Municipality: Zagreb
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Iceland, Norway, North Macedonia, the United Kingdom and Switzerland are marked because their representatives took part in the Zagreb forum, while Bosnia and Herzegovina is noted as a first-time participant. Dubrovnik, Petrinja and Sisak are mentioned as sites of earlier heritage reconstruction that participants visited or discussed.
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- 10:40 PMN1 HrvatskaOpen the original
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