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National Sound Archive should open in Mafra by December

Notícias Lx29 August 2026 at 11:45

The National Sound Archive, being built in Mafra, should be ready for inauguration by December. The building structure has a completion deadline of August 31st, followed by finishing work in the following months.

The forecast was presented by the president of Cultural Heritage, João Soalheiro, in an interview to the Portuguese news agency. The official discussed the progress of the works and the established deadlines for the project's completion.

The National Sound Archive will function as a space dedicated to the preservation and access to sound recordings of cultural and historical importance for Portugal. Its opening represents a significant investment in the area of national cultural heritage.

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