Ministry of Culture (Czech Republic)

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Ministry of Culture
Czech Republic
Agency overview
Ministerstvo kultury České republiky


Formed	1969
Headquarters	Nostický palác, Maltézské náměstí 1, 118 11 Prague 1 (Malá Strana) 50°5′7.66″N 14°24′20.96″E / 50.0854611°N 14.4058222°E / 50.0854611; 14.4058222
Agency executive	Martin Baxa, Minister of Culture
Website	mk.gov.cz/en

The Ministry of Culture (Czech language: Ministerstvo kultury České republiky) of the Czech Republic was established in 1969.

External links

Official website

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