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European Commission strengthens Capital of Culture programme beyond 2033

Braga TV11 September 2026 at 22:06

The European Commission has announced a proposal to renew and strengthen the framework for European Capitals of Culture for the post-2033 period. The main objective is to simplify the selection processes and ensure a lasting impact on the selected cities.

The new approach aims to facilitate joint applications between municipalities and regions, including cross-border partnerships. This measure aims to promote greater collaboration between different European territories in the cultural field.

The Commission also intends to strengthen participation in the programme, making it more accessible to a greater number of European cities. The Capitals of Culture programme is one of the most prestigious cultural initiatives of the European Union, awarding the title to cities that demonstrate an exceptional commitment to culture and creativity.

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