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Cultural heritage review: authorities update the list of state-protected monuments

The government has approved a major update to the State Register of Monuments Protected by the State. The document, which was originally approved back in 1993, will be brought into line with historical data and the country’s current administrative structure. Monuments in Gagauzia and Transnistria will be listed in separate chapters, and ‘bridges to history’ will be added.
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According to the draft resolution, seven new cultural heritage sites will be granted the status of monuments of national importance: six historic bridges located in the Florești, Rezina, Soroca, Leova and Ștefan Vodă districts, as well as the building of the former branch of the Romanian National Bank in Cahul, constructed between 1939 and 1944.

In addition to expanding the list, the authorities will carry out a thorough review of already registered sites. Based on archival documents and research, outdated names, exact addresses and periods of construction will be corrected in the register.

The changes will also affect the structure of the document itself – it will be adapted to the republic’s current administrative and territorial division. All entries will be reclassified according to their current affiliation, and two separate chapters will be added to the register for sites located in the Gagauz Autonomous Region and on the left bank of the Dniester.

This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.


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