Avec l’aide de l’Union Européenne, Malte restaure ses fortifications

Extensive restoration works are currently underway on some of the most important historic fortresses of the Maltese islands. The project is being part-financed by the European Union through the European Regional Development Fund under Operational Programme I and will cost around 36 million Euros. Th...

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Main Author: Stephen C. Spiteri
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Language:fra
Published: Ministère de la Culture et de la Communication 2011-06-01
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/insitu/333
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description Extensive restoration works are currently underway on some of the most important historic fortresses of the Maltese islands. The project is being part-financed by the European Union through the European Regional Development Fund under Operational Programme I and will cost around 36 million Euros. These works, which are being co-ordinated, on behalf of the Maltese government, by the Ministry for Resources and Rural Affairs represent the first ever major large scale restoration intervention on Malta’s historic fortifications aimed at safeguarding and promoting the island’s military architecture heritage as a central feature of the nation’s cultural assets - a unique heritage that draws heavily on Malta’s European culture.
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title Avec l’aide de l’Union Européenne, Malte restaure ses fortifications
title_full Avec l’aide de l’Union Européenne, Malte restaure ses fortifications
title_fullStr Avec l’aide de l’Union Européenne, Malte restaure ses fortifications
title_full_unstemmed Avec l’aide de l’Union Européenne, Malte restaure ses fortifications
title_short Avec l’aide de l’Union Européenne, Malte restaure ses fortifications
title_sort avec l aide de l union europeenne malte restaure ses fortifications
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