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Ervin Nagy Promised in Cluj-Napoca that 1.3 Billion Forints in Cultural Support Would Be Redistributed in Transylvania

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The Secretary of State for Culture and the Vice President of the National Council of Culture spoke about performance-based financing.

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The Secretary of State for Culture and the Vice President of the National Council of Culture spoke about performance-based financing.

The Budapest government is changing the way projects are financed in Transylvania. Public money for culture will no longer be allocated on political criteria, but on the basis of performance. Secretary of State Ervin Nagy announced the new system at Cluj-Napoca.

The new government in Budapest, led by Peter Magyar, announces a major change in how the cultural projects of the Hungarian community in Romania are financed.

·Bucharest, Romania
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The new Hungarian government announces that it will no longer fund Transylvania's cultural projects on political bases.

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The truth of performance must permeate culture, but at the same time, diversity must also characterize the field. Therefore, I would like to banish politics and put the profession at the forefront in decision-making, emphasized Ervin Nagy, the State Secretary responsible for culture, in a panel discussion in Cluj-Napoca on Saturday evening.

Billions are being reallocated in cultural life, Ervin Nagy explained who will benefit - According to the state secretary, politically based subsidies must end.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Index broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
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