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  1. The European Commission, Parliament, and Council jointly committed to a cultural declaration promoting creative sectors in Europe.

Creative Europe is expanding its cultural programme into a new financial scheme, building on the foundation of EU commitments to creative sectors.

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Creative Europe is expanding its cultural programme into a new financial scheme, building on the foundation of EU commitments to creative sectors.

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  1. Creative Europe co-funds grants for culture and solidarity projects, with the war between two countries being the subject matter.Sub-event
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