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ZAGREB, July 17 (Hina) - The 51st edition of the International Folklore Festival will take place in the Croatian capital on 19-23 July, the festival's art director Tvrtko Zebec told a news conference in Zagreb on Monday.
The special thematic program of this year's festival will "cover the ethnographic heritage of Banovina and Pounje, Croatian regions southeast of Zagreb.
Some 30 ensembles will promote Croatian heritage plus a dozen groups that will present the heritage of other nations and cultures, including groups from Spain, Turkey and so on.
Apart from Zagreb, also nearby towns -- Sveta Nedelja, Zapresic, Vrbovec and Slovenia's Beltinci -- will provide venues for the programmes of the five-day festival.
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