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Chapter 3: European Union Member States Where can I get more information? Bulgaria Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Bulgaria Museums, Galleries and Fine Arts Directorate Blvd Al. Stamboliiski 17 1040 Sofia Tel: +359 2 9400 918 Fax: +359 2 980 61 97 Email: ncmgii@mail.bg http://www.mc.government.bg Customs Agency http://www.customs.government.bg/enter.html Bulgarian Law portal: http://lex.bg/index.php?lang=eng 54
Chapter 3: European Union Member States Cyprus CHAPTER Both the Republic of Cyprus and the Russian Federation have a mutual interest in the further development of their existing cultural ties and relations. The respective will of the two sides to foster collaboration is reflected in the texts of the various Programmes of Cooperation in the Fields of Science, Education and Culture. The Programmes are important instruments, particularly for developing cultural cooperation and exchanges between the two sides. They contribute to artistic creativity, mobility of artists and works of art (e.g. Days of Nicosia and Moscow in Russia and Cyprus respectively) and to the intercultural dialogue among the peoples of the two countries. In addition, there is a growing interest for cultural cooperation among private cultural institutions / enterprises from both sides. Russian artistic enterprises (mainly opera and dance ensembles) tour frequently and perform in various arts festivals organised in Cyprus (e.g. ‘TA KYПPIA’), while Cypriot artistic companies perform in events organised in Russia. There have also been a growing number of exhibitions in Cypriot and Russian art galleries of artists of the two countries. Many artists also visit Cyprus combining holidays with creative work: they produce a series of paintings which they then show in group exhibitions. WHAT LEGISLATION APPLIES TO THE IMPORT/EXPORT OF CULTURAL GOODS BETWEEN CYPRUS AND RUSSIA? NATIONAL Law on Export of Cultural Goods, No. 182(I) of 2002 Law on Antiquities (Chapter 31) Law for the Return of Cultural Objects No. 183(I) of 2002 INTERNATIONAL European Community legislation applicable (see Chapter 2) Cyprus has ratifi ed both the UNESCO Convention of 1970 and the UNIDROIT Convention of 1995 (in 1979 and 2003, respectively) Who is responsible for implementing these regulations? Export licences are issued by the competent Department or Service depending on the specific type of cultural object. These authorities are listed in the Law on Export of Cultural Goods of 2002. 55
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