Rampa Museum, in Natal Elisa Elsie/Emprotur The State Secretariat for Culture (Secult) established a working group to monitor and coordinate the preparation of the Museum Plan for the Rampa Cultural Complex, in Natal. The measure was signed last Friday (24). The group is an offshoot of a Conduct Adjustment Term (TAC) with the Public Ministry of Rio Grande do Norte (MPRN), signed in May 2023, and approved by the Court. ? Click here to follow the g1 RN channel on WhatsApp According to the ordinance, the plan will be drawn up in cooperation with the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (UFRN) and integrates the obligations assumed by the State in the judicial agreement signed. The group will have representatives from Secult, the José Augusto Foundation (FJA), UFRN, the Secretariat of Public Security and Social Defense (Sesed), the Secretariat of Education (SEEC), the Secretariat of Infrastructure (Seinfra) and the Secretariat of Administration (Sead). The group's responsibilities include: coordinating the institutions involved; monitor the execution of the work plan provided for in the technical cooperation agreement; provide information and technical support; participate in meetings, visits and workshops; technically validate the products created during the work. The coordination will be in charge of Rosangela Moura da Silva, representative of Secult. The ordinance informs that the participation of members will be considered the provision of a relevant public service and will not be remunerated. The Museological Plan is the instrument that guides the management, preservation, research, communication and public use of a museum or cultural complex. In the case of the Rampa, it should serve as a basis for defining the operating guidelines for the cultural facility.