The Legal Department assures that all procedures, activities, and official documents of the Institute are in accordance with legal norms. Likewise, the department offers legal consultations and issues opinions from a legal standpoint on each of Institute’s activities. The Legal Department reports to the President of the Romanian Cultural Institute.
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Romanian Cultural Institutes promote cultural dialogue and relations between Romania and Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, France,
Germany, Hungary, Israel, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, the United Kingdom and the United States of America, by disseminating cultural information and integrating Romanian cultural values within the European and international circuit. At the same time, the Institutes encourage and support the teaching of Romanian as a foreign language and intercultural and linguistic studies, and organise, in partnership with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, individual events and ongoing campaigns of public diplomacy to promote bilateral relations and a better understanding of Romanian culture internationally. [...]
Germany, Hungary, Israel, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, the United Kingdom and the United States of America, by disseminating cultural information and integrating Romanian cultural values within the European and international circuit. At the same time, the Institutes encourage and support the teaching of Romanian as a foreign language and intercultural and linguistic studies, and organise, in partnership with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, individual events and ongoing campaigns of public diplomacy to promote bilateral relations and a better understanding of Romanian culture internationally. [...]
The Human Resources Department reports to the President of the Romanian Cultural Institute. [...]
The Department for Romanians Abroad is a specialized structure of the Romanian Cultural Institute which provides cultural and identity assistance to Romanians abroad. The activity of the Department for Romanians Abroad concerns two major categories of non-resident Romanians: those in countries neighboring Romania (and the Balkans), and those in the diaspora. Romanian communities around the world number approximately 10-12 million people.
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The Visual Arts Department will carry out its activity according to the proposed targets:
• the openness towards worldwide cultures;
• the broadcast of the Romanian visual arts on international frequencies;
• the dialogue and cooperation between personalities, cultural and scientific communities from Romania and European as well as North/ South American partners.
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• the openness towards worldwide cultures;
• the broadcast of the Romanian visual arts on international frequencies;
• the dialogue and cooperation between personalities, cultural and scientific communities from Romania and European as well as North/ South American partners.
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Internal Relations Department will continue its activities following from its stated objectives:
• Opening towards different cultures of the world and enhancing their reception in Romania;
• Intensifying dialogue and cooperation of Romanian cultural and scientific personalities and communities with partners from Europe and the Americas;
• Shaping the mentality of young people encouraging the respect towards Romanian and universal cultural values and the national cultural traditions and heritage;
• Foreseeing recent demographical, economic and social changes and aligning cultural programs organized in Romania to the expectations of their public.
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• Opening towards different cultures of the world and enhancing their reception in Romania;
• Intensifying dialogue and cooperation of Romanian cultural and scientific personalities and communities with partners from Europe and the Americas;
• Shaping the mentality of young people encouraging the respect towards Romanian and universal cultural values and the national cultural traditions and heritage;
• Foreseeing recent demographical, economic and social changes and aligning cultural programs organized in Romania to the expectations of their public.
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The Grants Office administers the CANTEMIR Grants Programme, which was set up in 2006 as a co-financing Programme for cultural projects and actions developed abroad. Its goal is to make Romanian culture more visible and accessible within international cultural markets, and to foster cultural co-operation and intercultural dialogue. [...]
The National Book Centre operates since 2007 as part of the Romanian Cultural Institute. It supports the translation and promotion of Romanian literature abroad, through its programmes: TPS (Translation and Publication Support Programme), 20 authors, Publishing Romania and the scholarship programme for new and professional translators of Romanian literature. The National Book Centre coordinates the participation in international book fairs, organizes meetings with publishers from various linguistic areas, meetings with authors and translators and ensures the presence of the Romanian writers at international cultural events. [...]
The programmes initiated by the International Relations Department are designed mainly for the foreign cultural milieu and are meant to complement the activity of the Romanian Cultural Institutes abroad in order to help create a comprehensive and relevant picture of the Romanian cultural offer. [...]
The Romanian Cultural Institute Publishing House publishes reference works in the fields of literature, art, and science, as well as literary works, alone or in partnership with specialized institutions in Romania or abroad. The Romanian Cultural Institute Publishing House reports to the Secretary General of the Romanian Cultural Institute.
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The Department General for Economic Affairs assures the carrying out of financial attributes, those relating to investments and public acquisitions, and administrative attributes. The Department General for Economic Affairs oversees the Department for Budget and Finance, the Department of Administration, the Department for Public Acquisitions and the Dispatch & Distribution Office. The Department General for Economic Affairs reports to the Secretary General of the Romanian Cultural Institute.
The Department General for Economic Affairs is headed by a director general. [...]
The Department General for Economic Affairs is headed by a director general. [...]
