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According to the minister, this will require a permit from the military unit where they serve.
The Ministry of Culture will help mobilized artists obtain a creative leave to work on a cultural product.
This was reported by the Deputy Prime Minister for humanitarian policy — Minister of Culture Tetiana Berehnezha, via Detektor Media.
"Indeed, we understand that a number of cultural workers are mobilized, but at the same time, we are currently working with the Ministry of Defense. If these people want to return and create a cultural product, we will be their advocates to ensure they receive a certain creative leave to fulfill this task. This is what we are doing. If, of course, they have the desire and permission from the military unit where they serve," Berehnezha said.
Regarding the overall shortage of human capital in the cultural sector, Berehnezha noted that there are currently great prospects for the youth.
"I always think that there are countries like Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, where only a few million people live, and Ukraine is 30 million people. Do we not want to show that the cultural industry is a place where you can develop, where you can get a job. So we need to open up new faces, finally show students of art institutions that there is money in this field. I would not think this is some big problem. On the contrary, it is a chance to showcase new faces and give momentum to new debuts and talents," the minister said.
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