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During a debate in Cluj-Napoca, Hungarian State Secretary for Culture Ervin Nagy emphasized the need for expertise over political affiliation in cultural decision-making. He advocated for equal access to cultural opportunities for Hungarian children, regardless of their birthplace, and highlighted the importance of reconnecting professionals to the decision-making process. Nagy expressed the necessity of revitalizing cultural spaces in Transylvania and ensuring equitable funding distribution for cultural projects. He also addressed the need to rebuild cultural relations between Romania and Hungary, emphasizing the role of cultural diplomacy. Vice President of the National Cultural Fund, Bence Mattyasovszky-Zsolnay, supported these views, stressing the importance of direct dialogue between cultural creators and funders.