Tulasi Diwasa, President of the NFS raised very important issue on how to utilize the different forms of folklores which is so attached with its natural environment, socio-cultural condition and context in order to enhance the quality of people living in different parts of the country.

UNESCO: Intangible culture focus of Fourth International Folklore Congress in Kathmandu | United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization

Afghan Authorities, including Mr. Sayed Makhdum Raheen, Minister of Information and Culture and Mr. Sultan Husain Hesari, Minister of Urban Development and national and international experts from different agencies and universities discussed the current condition of cultural heritage in Afghanistan and spotlighted the necessary steps to be taken in the future.

UNESCO: OFFICE IN KABUL

From ancient shipwrecks to underwater caves, this photo exhibition is an insight to the diversity of the underwater cultural heritage and its astonishing condition of conservation through the centuries of time, or even millennia.

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