Major cultural heritage projects, minister Sangiuliano allocates six million for three recovery works in the Marche: here are what they are

Six million in the Marche region from the central government for three projects to enhance two historic villas and a church. The Minister of Culture, Gennaro Sangiuliano, signed five decrees regarding the Strategic Plan “Major Cultural Heritage Projects”, which is divided into “Reprogramming of financial resources”, “Programming of residual resources for the 2020 year”, “Programming of residual resources for the 2023 year”, “Planning of additional resources for the year 2023” and “Planning of resources for the year 2024”.

In our region, 2 million have been allocated for the valorization of the Villa Buonaccorsi complex in Potenza Picena, another 2 million for the restoration and redevelopment project and new functions of Villa Verdenelli in Staffolo and finally 2 million for the recovery of the church of Sant ‘Angelo Magno in Ascoli.

«The Major Cultural Heritage Projects are a fundamental stage in our work, we have managed to intervene on a very complex set of assets of our splendid heritage. After extensive discussions with the various territories, various sites were chosen in almost all Italian regions: from the Bellini theater in Catania to the Oropa Sanctuary in Biella, from the book museum in Naples, to the Basovizza foiba, from the archaeological park of San Casciano to the Roman villa of Positano. Just to mention some of the interventions. An action that allows us to realize the idea of ​​widespread protection and valorization throughout the entire territory of the nation. Italy must be proud of its heritage, a global unicum in quality and quantity, we must take care of it and make it an opportunity for socio-economic development”, declared Minister Sangiuliano.

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