Minister appoints new members to all National Cultural Fund colleges
Minister Zoltán Tarr has replaced former permanent members of the National Cultural Fund's colleges with new experts for four-year terms, aiming to boost professionalism and public trust.
On the direction of Minister Zoltán Tarr, the National Cultural Fund has installed new members across its seven colleges, replacing former permanent members for the next four years. The selections include prominent professionals like publisher Csányi Dóra, jazz artist Csapó Krisztián, architect Dr. Vukoszávlyev Zorán and historian Prof. dr. Hermann Róbert, among others, each representing a distinct cultural sector. Some incumbent members, such as Prof. dr. Hermann Róbert and dr. Kemecsi Lajos, will retain their positions.
The Fund also announced an expansion of the Temporary College for Priority Cultural Programs, increasing its size from three to five members and appointing a new chair, dr. Rihay-Kovács Zita, along with five specialists from theatre, tax consultancy, cultural management, legal and musicology backgrounds. The first meeting focused on evaluating professional reports and establishing criteria for financial oversight to ensure transparent use of NKA resources.
Why it matters
The reshuffle seeks to restore confidence in the National Cultural Fund by placing respected experts in key cultural advisory roles.
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