Ministère de culture de Monténégro
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Tel.+382 41 232 570 / Fax.+382 41 232 572
E-mail: kabinet.kultura@mku.gov.me
www.ministarstvokulture.gov.me
Tel.+382 41 232 570 / Fax.+382 41 232 572
E-mail: kabinet.kultura@mku.gov.me
www.ministarstvokulture.gov.me
Alkaloid
Alkaloid AD Skopje
Founded in 1936, Alkaloid brand is recognizable andwell-established, just like its motto – “HEALTH ABOVE ALL”… sloganof one of the key drivers of the Macedonian economy. Headquarteredin Skopje, with its 14 subsidiaries and four representative offices (involving the USA, Switzerland, Russia, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Albania, Turkey and all the countries of the former Yugoslavia) Alkaloid is the sixth largest pharmaceutical industry in SEE.Alkaloid places its products in more than 30 countries worldwide and has several manufacturing plants in the capital Skopje, and one in Belgrade, Serbia. The company has about 1500employees, 1150 at the head office in Macedonia and around 350 in subsidiaries.
Pharmaceuticals, in addition to chemistry, cosmetics and botanicals, make up the mainstay of business activities, and over the past 15 years more than 100 million Euros has been invested in this sector, in facilities and production technology.The turnover of Alkaloid in 2013 was more than 115 million Euros.
Export orientation, stable market position, openness to newpartnerships and implementation of the highest standards in thebusiness practice - are some of the key points in the corporate strategyof Alkaloid AD. The success in Alkaloid’s operations Alkaloid is dueprimarily to its high quality products, well trained professionalsworking in the company, the Alkaloid brand and its individual brands, built interim decades of existence.
www.alkaloid.com.mk
Founded in 1936, Alkaloid brand is recognizable andwell-established, just like its motto – “HEALTH ABOVE ALL”… sloganof one of the key drivers of the Macedonian economy. Headquarteredin Skopje, with its 14 subsidiaries and four representative offices (involving the USA, Switzerland, Russia, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Albania, Turkey and all the countries of the former Yugoslavia) Alkaloid is the sixth largest pharmaceutical industry in SEE.Alkaloid places its products in more than 30 countries worldwide and has several manufacturing plants in the capital Skopje, and one in Belgrade, Serbia. The company has about 1500employees, 1150 at the head office in Macedonia and around 350 in subsidiaries.
Pharmaceuticals, in addition to chemistry, cosmetics and botanicals, make up the mainstay of business activities, and over the past 15 years more than 100 million Euros has been invested in this sector, in facilities and production technology.The turnover of Alkaloid in 2013 was more than 115 million Euros.
Export orientation, stable market position, openness to newpartnerships and implementation of the highest standards in thebusiness practice - are some of the key points in the corporate strategyof Alkaloid AD. The success in Alkaloid’s operations Alkaloid is dueprimarily to its high quality products, well trained professionalsworking in the company, the Alkaloid brand and its individual brands, built interim decades of existence.
www.alkaloid.com.mk
Macedonian Film Agency
The Macedonian Film Agency, established under the Film Industry Law (Official Gazette of Republic of Macedonia No.82/2013), officially began its operation on 01.01.2014 as a legal successor of the Macedonian Film Fund. Primary objective of the Macedonian Film Agency is to stimulate and support the development of the Macedonian film industry. In order to achieve its goals the Agency aims at providing a continuous support to the production of films of national interest, stimulating international filming co-productions, encouraging expert and professional education of film industry professionals, stimulating the creation of national screenplays, promoting Macedonian Cinematography at renowned international film festivals and events as well as attracting foreign producers by offering them favorable conditions, thereby promoting Republic of Macedonia as a filming location. The funds needed for the operation of the Macedonian Film Agency are provided from the Budget of Republic of Macedonia and from other sources established by the Film Industry Law.
In order to fund film industry projects of national interests, the Agency during the current year publishes a call for funding projects which support the writing of screenplays and a call for funding projects for organizing domestic festivals and other film events of national character.
The Agency establishes a Film Council to perform/carry out expert works/duties within the competencies of the Agency as well as to take measures for promoting the film industry, and appoints film reviewers to review the projects submitted at the public call published by the Macedonian Film Agency. In order to evaluate the financial and operational plans and the budget of projects submitted for the call, the Agency appoints a financial advisor.
In order to protect the minors in Republic of Macedonia from films which may affect their moral, physical or psychological development, the films intended to be distributed in Republic of Macedonia and to be exhibited in cinema theaters, or in any other form of public presentation, must be classified/categorized, in accordance with the content of the film.
The refund of funds is made after the finalization of the filming of the film/television project in the Republic of Macedonia. The Commission for Establishing the Right to Refund determines whether the applicant meets the requirements for obtaining a right to refund. The Commission for Establishing the Right to Refund consists of one Chairperson and four members, appointed by the Government of Republic of Macedonia.
- FUNDING OF FILM INDUSTRY PROJECTS OF NATIONAL INTEREST
In order to fund film industry projects of national interests, the Agency during the current year publishes a call for funding projects which support the writing of screenplays and a call for funding projects for organizing domestic festivals and other film events of national character.
The Agency establishes a Film Council to perform/carry out expert works/duties within the competencies of the Agency as well as to take measures for promoting the film industry, and appoints film reviewers to review the projects submitted at the public call published by the Macedonian Film Agency. In order to evaluate the financial and operational plans and the budget of projects submitted for the call, the Agency appoints a financial advisor.
- REGISTRATION, CLASSIFICATION AND DISTRIBUTION OF FILMS IN REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA
In order to protect the minors in Republic of Macedonia from films which may affect their moral, physical or psychological development, the films intended to be distributed in Republic of Macedonia and to be exhibited in cinema theaters, or in any other form of public presentation, must be classified/categorized, in accordance with the content of the film.
- STIMULATING INVESTMENTS FOR FILM OR TELEVISION PROJECTS
The refund of funds is made after the finalization of the filming of the film/television project in the Republic of Macedonia. The Commission for Establishing the Right to Refund determines whether the applicant meets the requirements for obtaining a right to refund. The Commission for Establishing the Right to Refund consists of one Chairperson and four members, appointed by the Government of Republic of Macedonia.
Bitola Municipality
Bitola historically known as Monastir or Manastır is known also by several alternative names is a city in the southwestern part of the Republic of Macedonia. The city is an administrative, cultural, industrial, commercial, and educational centre. It is located in the southern part of the Pelagonia valley, surrounded by the Baba and Nidže mountains,14 km north of the Medžitlija-Níki border crossing with Greece. It is an important junction connecting the south of the Adriatic Sea with the Aegean Sea and Central Europe. It has been known since the Ottoman period as "the city of the consuls", since many European countries have consulates in Bitola. According to the 2002 census, Bitola is the second largest city in the country.Bitola is also the seat of the Bitola Municipality. Bitola is one of the oldest cities on the territory in the Republic of Macedonia. It was founded as Heraclea Lyncestis in the middle of the 4th century BC by Philip II of Macedon.
Bitola region is also known because of the film tradition, mainly connected with the Manaki Brothers, who were first cinematographers on the Balkans and Manaki Brothers Film Festival. Also in past 20 years Bitola is recognized as place with great possibilities for filming and because of this the municipality of Bitola launched the project Film Land Bitola.
Bitola region is also known because of the film tradition, mainly connected with the Manaki Brothers, who were first cinematographers on the Balkans and Manaki Brothers Film Festival. Also in past 20 years Bitola is recognized as place with great possibilities for filming and because of this the municipality of Bitola launched the project Film Land Bitola.
Tikves vignoble
La
région de Tikves, reconnue comme la vigne de qualité la plus
importante en Macédoine, est la maison de Tikves Winery. Situé sur une
superficie de 100.000 m², Tikves Winery emploie actuellement 350
personnes et commercialise ses vins dans toute la Macédoine et dans
plus de 15 pays étrangers, ce qui en fait le plus grand vignoble de
Macédoine.
INALCO
Grand Etablissement public à caractère scientifique, culturel et professionnel sous tutelle du Ministère de l’Enseignement supérieur et de la Recherche, l’INALCO a pour vocation d’enseigner les langues de l’Europe Centrale et Orientale, de l’Asie, de l’Océanie, de l’Afrique et des populations de l’Amérique, ainsi que la géographie, l’histoire, les institutions, la vie politique, économique et sociale des pays concernés.
Théâtre Le Palace
Le Palace a été, de 1978 à 1983, un endroit parisien à la mode où se
sont cristallisées les relations entre la mode, la musique, le « chic
parisien » et la culture underground. Le lieu a une histoire mouvementée. Il ouvre ses portes, selon les
sources, en 1912 comme " Société anonyme de music-halle et de cinéma "
ou en 1923. Devenu salle de cinéma en 1946, après la Seconde Guerre
mondiale, il récupère son nom d'origine : Le Palace. De 1975 à 1978, il
redevient un théâtre dirigé par Pierre Laville. Le bâtiment du faubourg Montmartre est presque à l'abandon, mais le
ministre de la Culture de Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, Michel Guy, choisit
l'endroit pour y installer le tout nouveau Festival d'automne à Paris.
En novembre 2006, Chantal et Francis Lemaire, co-propriétaires de Radio Contact et Bel RTL en Belgique et les frères Vardar, des Belges d'origine albanaise déjà propriétaires de la Grande Comédie et Comédie République, ont racheté la salle. Les travaux de restauration du Palace commencent en février 2007 sous la houlette des Monuments Historiques (le théâtre est classé) et l'architecte François Préchac est désigné pour superviser les travaux. L'objectif est de restituer le décor du théâtre d'origine, tel qu'il a été construit en 1923, avec les aménagements techniques et la fonctionnalité d'une salle de spectacle moderne. Des centaines de mètres carrés de fresques et de peintures au pochoir et de moulures décoratives sont décapés et reconstitués centimètre par centimètre, sur un chantier pharaonique. L'investissement est aussi énorme que la volonté des nouveaux propriétaires de refaire du Palace un lieu unique et magique. Après sa réhabilitation, Le Palace a ouvert (970 places) pour y accueillir dès 2008 le retour de Valérie Lemercier sur les planches.
En novembre 2006, Chantal et Francis Lemaire, co-propriétaires de Radio Contact et Bel RTL en Belgique et les frères Vardar, des Belges d'origine albanaise déjà propriétaires de la Grande Comédie et Comédie République, ont racheté la salle. Les travaux de restauration du Palace commencent en février 2007 sous la houlette des Monuments Historiques (le théâtre est classé) et l'architecte François Préchac est désigné pour superviser les travaux. L'objectif est de restituer le décor du théâtre d'origine, tel qu'il a été construit en 1923, avec les aménagements techniques et la fonctionnalité d'une salle de spectacle moderne. Des centaines de mètres carrés de fresques et de peintures au pochoir et de moulures décoratives sont décapés et reconstitués centimètre par centimètre, sur un chantier pharaonique. L'investissement est aussi énorme que la volonté des nouveaux propriétaires de refaire du Palace un lieu unique et magique. Après sa réhabilitation, Le Palace a ouvert (970 places) pour y accueillir dès 2008 le retour de Valérie Lemercier sur les planches.
L'Entrepôt
L’Entrepôt a pour but de développer un espace artistique, culturel et civique, proposant une offre multiculturelle où se côtoient des expressions artistiques aussi diverses que le cinéma, la musique, la littérature/poésie, les arts plastiques, mais aussi l’art culinaire…
Université des arts audiovisuels
L'Académie Européenne de Film, de Théâtre et de Danse a été fondée en 2007 à Skopje, Macédoine. Les formations qu'elle propose sont réalisées par les spécialistes et professionnels les plus qualifiés de Macédoine et d'étranger.
Herceg Novi Film Festival - Montenegro Film Festival
En 1987, à Herceg Novi sur la côte de la mer Adriatique, un festival a été créé avec l'ambition de devenir un festival national des réalisateurs. Au cours des 24 années de son existence, ce festival a connu de nombreux changements, les guerres et les obstacles, mais grâce au public et les cinéastes, il a survécu et est devenu le Festival de Herceg Novi-Monténégro Film Festival.
Radio Nova
Radio Nova est une radio FM musicale, fondée en 1981 par Jean-François Bizot. Sa playliste est composée par des artistes "underground" de genre musicaux variés, comme l'electro, new vave, reggae, jazz, hip hop et musique du monde.
Salon du Livre des Balkans
Ce salon, le seul consacré en France à cette partie de l'Europe, vise à présenter les Balkans autrement. Il a pour ambition de montrer au public français quels sont les éléments communs à la culture des divers pays balkaniques que l'histoire, la politique, les langues, les religions ont pourtant séparés depuis des siècles.
Javnost - Bitola informative weekly newspaper
Bitola informative weekly newspaper "Javnost" ensure the reputation of a serious and respectable newspaper with their topics treated and professional texts, and aspires to compete on the national information space of the Republic of Macedonia. The texts are current, professional and sustainable topics and reviewed by the newspaper are among the most respected media in Macedonia. Chief editor: Zoran Pejkovski
Address: “Prilepska nr. 29”, Pelagonka I, local 14, Bitola
Tel: +389 47 241423
Е-mail: javnost_bt@yahoo.com
Address: “Prilepska nr. 29”, Pelagonka I, local 14, Bitola
Tel: +389 47 241423
Е-mail: javnost_bt@yahoo.com
Balkanika foundation
Balkanika foundation was set up by highly respected publishing companies
from seven Balkan countries: Toena (Albania), Biblioteka 48 (“Library-48, Bulgaria),
Kedros Publishers (Greece), Stubive Kulture (“Pillars of Culture”, Serbia), Polirom
(Romania), Can Publishing (Turkey) with the goal of establishing a literary
award of the Balkan peoples in the sphere of poetry, fiction and essay writing. Not long after the prize was founded, the journalists started calling it
“the Balkan Nobel”. So far, fourteen artists have been distinguished as laureates including
writers David Albahari, Anton Donchev, Nikos Bacolas, Vasile Andru, Venko
Andonovski, Fatos Kongoli, Maro Duka, Tahsin Yucel, Vladislav Bajac. The award-winning books are published in all seven Balkan countries, and
in practical terms they are included in the plans of many European and world
publishing institutions.
Parallel to its basic activities, Balkanika works on numerous other projects. The foundation established a Balkan Cultural Center in Sofia. At present, it makes best efforts to build branch offices of the Center in the rest of the capitals of the neighboring countries. Many interesting events take place at the Balkan Cultural Center including the large-scale initiative “Unknown neighbors” that has sparked great interest. Its goal is to present, on the base of reciprocity, prominent artists (writers, visual artists, musicians, cinematographs) from the Balkan area to the Bulgarian cultural community.
Parallel to its basic activities, Balkanika works on numerous other projects. The foundation established a Balkan Cultural Center in Sofia. At present, it makes best efforts to build branch offices of the Center in the rest of the capitals of the neighboring countries. Many interesting events take place at the Balkan Cultural Center including the large-scale initiative “Unknown neighbors” that has sparked great interest. Its goal is to present, on the base of reciprocity, prominent artists (writers, visual artists, musicians, cinematographs) from the Balkan area to the Bulgarian cultural community.
Istanbul Kültür University - Faculty of Arts and Design
L'université, dirigée par les principes de «participation, le partage et la responsabilité", réunit les études d'art et de design. La créativité artistique et les méthodes modernes de conception sont à la base de l'éducation.
