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"en.20111116.18.3-255-000"2
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"Currently 17 European Union Member States, including the Czech Republic, are active participants in the intergovernmental project relating to the 'European heritage' label. This label was granted to 64 sites on the basis of mutual agreement between the Member States. The first nominations have been made by each national ministry. It was agreed that each Member State participating in the initiative may propose a maximum of 4 nominations. In the case of the Czech Republic these are Kynžvart castle, Vítkovice Machinery Group (national cultural monument), Zlín - the city of Tomáš Baťa, and the Antonín Dvorák Memorial in Vysoká u Příbrami. The original labels in the form of metal plaques were made and paid for by France. Each plaque bears the label ‘European Heritage Label’ in three languages, of which one is the national language of the country concerned. Now this project is being moved to European Union level. I support the draft decision because this label plays an important role in respect of the recognition of the cultural traditions of Europe and will promote tourism in these places."@en1
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