Scientific advisors from more than five European countries have taken part in the project that has united views and opinions of various scientists and experts within the subject of the common cultural heritage on the bank of one of the nine largest European rivers.

During this year within the project 'The Dniester as a Territory of Life' the survey squad of the Fund cooperated with the scientific advisors from Germany, Austria and Bulgaria, whose scientific interests are unseparably connected with the history of the region in whole.

"I do not know any other similar region that would be so small and occupy such a geostrategic position. It can be compared to the Balkans that have always been a large contact zone, a zone of communications, between Europe and Asia. In this sense they may be certainly compared. And for those who live here this centuries-old heritage of the cultural contacts is an invaluable treasure, a phenomenon of serious interest for contemporane researchers..." - Blagoe Govedarica, Professor of the Free Berlin University, Germany, said.

The participation of the scientific advisors from Germany, Austria, Hungary, Poland, Bulgaria, Ukraine creates conditions for the international cooperation within promotion of the image of Moldova and popularization of this region`s cultural heritage in whole.

The international level of such cultural and informational projects allows from another point of view to comprehend our own cultural heritage, its appeal to investments and to the international tourism in whole.