Moldovan and Romanian students will learn to develop cultural cross-border entrepreneurship

Students of the arts, languages, history and other faculties will acquire abilities to develop cultural cross-border entrepreneurship. The young persons will take part in a number of seminars in Iasi held as part of a Moldovan-Romanian cultural cooperation project, Info-Prim Neo reports. Aurica Dvoracic, expert-consultant for the project, told a news conference that there will be selected 10 students from Chisinau and 10 students from Iasi who are aged between 19 and 24. According to project manager Dan Jumara, the major objective of the project is to support the cooperation existing between the public institutions of culture of the two states. Emphasis is laid on the promotion of the joint European cultural values and stimulation of the young people to engage in cultural entrepreneurship. The project is financed by the European Union and carried out by the Literature Museum in Iasi in partnership with the National Museum of Archeology and History of Moldova and the Marketing and Community Information Center of Gh. Asachi County Library based in Iasi. Investments total 48,920 euros. The project was launched on September 13, 2008 and will be implemented during nine months.