Workshop promotes preservation of Quang Nam culture value

Measures to preserve and uphold Quang Nam culture values were debated at a workshop held in the central province of the same name by the provincial Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism on September 20.
Workshop promotes preservation of Quang Nam culture value ảnh 1At the workshop (Source: http://www.baoquangnam.vn)

QuangNam (VNA) – Measures to preserve and uphold Quang Nam culturevalues were debated at a workshop held in the central province of the same nameby the provincial Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism on September 20.

The event attracted hundreds of scientists and culture researchers fromuniversities and institutes nationwide.

Speeches delivered at the event focused on clarifying many aspects of the panoramaof Quang Nam culture.

Participants discussed culture values of the Quang Nam land and people, ways topromote sustainably the value of archaeological heritage, and those to upholdthe role of the local community in preserving folk festivals in coastal localitiesin Quang Nam.

They also pointed out changes of ethnic minority communities’ traditionalculture in the province.

According to Director of the department Nguyen Thanh Hong, Quang Nam is one ofthe localities with the most diverse cultural heritage of the country, home to fourspecial national relics, including two world cultural, 62 national and 340provincial ones.

The locality also boasts many beautiful landscapes, intangible culturalheritages, and long-standing traditional trade villages that need to bepreserved in the integration period, he said.

The workshop introduced new perspectives and approaches, contributing to promotingthe preservation of local cultural values in the coming time./.
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