ROMA (ITALPRESS) – The Minister of Culture, Alessandro Giuli, has signed, in collaboration with the Ministry of Economy and Finance, the interministerial decree for the annual distribution of state contributions to institutions, institutions, associations and cultural foundations. The measure allocates approximately EUR 36 million for 2026 to support festivals and research, training and artistic promotion.
“We support research, training and creativity. We give continuity to the work of institutions that guard the testimonies of our history and open new paths to artistic production. These resources contribute to preserving documents, forming new talents and making Italian works known beyond our borders, offering opportunities for study and participation that enrich the life of communities”, said the Minister of Culture, Alessandro Giuli.
Among the main recipients are the Biennale di Venezia, with over 15.9 million euros, the Triennale di Milano, with more than 2.8 million euros, and the Quadriennale di Roma, with over 1.1 million. Contributions are awarded to the Reggio Parma Festival, the Rossini Opera Festival in Pesaro and the Festival dei Due Mondi in Spoleto. Other recipients include the Puccini Festival, Ferrara Musica, Ravenna Manifestazioni, the Music School of Fiesole, the European Centre of Toscolano and the National Cinema Museum – Fondazione Maria Adriana Prolo.
Specialist training is also funded in the theatrical production of the University Institute of Architecture of Venice. The measure also includes subsidies for writers, publishers, books, graphic designers, translators of the Italian book in foreign languages and cultural associations.
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