Shigeyuki Miyata Director, Department of ICH, National Research Institute for Cultural Properties, Tokyo Presently, there are three inventories of intangible cultural heritage in Japan: List of
Urazali Tashmatov Professor, State Institute of Arts and Culture of Uzbekistan After gaining independence and under the initiative of the president, Uzbekistan commenced on a
Rustam Muzafarov Secretary, National Committee on Safeguarding ICH of Kazakhstan The culture of the Kazakh people originates from the deepest history of Eurasia. Its roots
Shouyong Pan Professor of Anthropology and Museology, Minzu University of China In China, inventory making is at the core of its legal system on intangible
Sonam Tobgay Project Manager, Research and Media Division, National Library and Archives of Bhutan Bhutan is considered one of the culturally and spiritually richest countries
Viengkeo Souksavatdy Deputy Director General, Heritage Department, Ministry of Information, Culture and Tourism Laos is aware that culture is the foundation for a nation’s survival.
Udaya Cabral Secretary of the ICH National Committee, National Library and Documentation Services Board Introduction According to the recent archaeological findings, humans have been living
Pulupaki’ASM Ika Deputy Director, Culture and Youth Division, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Kingdom of Tonga The two outcome objectives of the Tonga Strategic Development Framework
Kushal Parkash Heritage Education Project Coordinator, Central Board of Secondary Education An inventory generally refers to a comprehensive list of tangible items, such as property,
Kuvandyk Poladov Secretary-General, Turkmenistan National Commission for UNESCO Turkmenistan is vast country with rich, diverse, and deeply rooted oral and traditional cultures determined in terms of
