
The number of museums in the Russian Federation has increased by 20% over the past decade
Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Tatyana Golikova said at the meeting “The Motherland is the People” that the number of museums in Russia over the decade has increased by 20%, and cinema halls in new regions have become 101 instead of two.
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The statement was made at a meeting from the series “The Motherland is the People” on the topic “Our Values.”
Over the previous decade, the number of museums in Russia increased by 20%.
Over the course of four years, the number of cinema halls in new regions increased from two to 101.
MOSCOW, September 4 - RIA Novosti. The number of museums in Russia over the previous decade increased by 20%, and over four years the number of cinema halls in new regions increased from two to 101, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova said at a meeting from the series “The Motherland is the People” on the topic “Our Values.”
According to the Deputy Prime Minister, in order to create high-quality cultural content, it is necessary to develop its infrastructure.
“Over the previous decade, the number of museums in the country... increased by 20%. Over the past four years, in the territories of historical regions, the number of cinema halls has increased from two to 101,” Golikova said.

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