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CHAPTER Chapter 3: European Union Member States Luxembourg Luxembourg is proud of its long-standing tradition in cultural cooperation with Russia. For many years now, Russian artists have found their way to the Grand-Duchy in order to engage in an intercultural dialogue with their peers from Luxembourg. In the same manner have Luxembourg’s finest artists been keen to share their work with the Russian public. Among the many recent projects, some major events should be underlined that demonstrate the variety of the artistic fields in which mutual cultural exchange gains its full expression. In 2001, an agreement was made to launch a Luxembourg cultural and language centre based at a university in Moscow. Others have followed. Several exhibitions of Russian painters have taken place in Luxembourg. Russian musicians and orchestras regularly play in Luxembourg. In 2003, Luxembourg contributed two projects to the Tricentennial of St. Petersburg. In 2006, the Centre national de littérature in Mersch hosted an exhibition on ‘Alexander Pushkin: his life and works’, presented in collaboration with the Pushkin Museums of Moscow and St. Petersburg within the framework of the bilateral cultural agreement. Various further activities are planned in the framework of Luxembourg and Greater Region – European Capital of Culture 2007. WHAT LEGISLATION APPLIES TO THE IMPORT/EXPORT OF CULTURAL GOODS BETWEEN LUXEMBOURG AND RUSSIA? NATIONAL Law of the 21st of March 1966, which contains provisions on the protection of movable cultural heritage Law of the 18th of July 1983, on the protection of national monuments INTERNATIONAL European Community legislation is applicable as explained in Chapter 2. Bilateral agreement signed on the 28th of June 1993 in Moscow between the Government of the Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg and the Government of the Federation of Russia on cooperation in the fi elds of culture, education and science (Art. 13 The Parties engaged to take measures to prevent illicit traffi c and transfer of propriety rights on cultural values of each State in conformity with international law; Cooperation programme of the agreement: Article 22: Art exhibitions, Article 24, Article 25: Cultural goods and Article 26: Protection of historical and cultural monuments) 150
Luxembourg Philharmonic Orchestra performing in Luxembourg in January 2007 under the Russian conductor Vladimir Fedoseyev. Who is responsible for implementing these regulations? The Ministry of Culture, Higher Education and Research: http://www.mcesr.public.lu Do I need an export licence? The situations in which you must obtain an export licence are defined in the 1966 Law (article 6) and in EU legislation on the export of cultural goods, which is explained in more detail in Chapter 2. The basic criteria under Luxembourg’s national legislation are: • Cultural goods over 100 years old • If the artist died over 50 years ago Are there different types of licence? What type of licence do I need? Only one licence is needed in the case of export of a cultural good outside the European Union: the EU export licence. What are my first steps? How do I plan this process and how long might it take? You can apply for the export licence as the owner of the object or you can authorise some- 151
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