Under the current law, rare collections and historical objects of museum importance over 30 years old are considered cultural wealth. According to the amendments, relevant executive authorities must publish the list of preserved cultural resources on their website and ensure it is updated on a regular basis and appear in official publications.
According to another amendment proposed, cultural items (including souvenirs) produced massively and serially or created after 1960, cultural products (including souvenirs) are not considered cultural resources according to the result of the expertise prescribed in Article 30.4 of this law.
It is noted that works of fine art, including plaques, photographs, paintings, prints, prints, lithographs, patterns, sculptures, original art collections and the serial numbers specified in the montage, the name of the manufacturer or information about the author, the date of production of the product, or a certificate of the results of the examination is the basis for their export.
The draft amendments will be discussed at parliament’s upcoming plenary session.
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