Chapei Performance at Francophonie Village Showcases Preservation and Development Hopes
A Chapei traditional musical performance at the 2026 Francophonie Village event received enthusiastic support from both domestic and international audiences. Petch Sarath, head of the Chapei Amota Community, stated that this reception is a significant encouragement for the preservation and development of traditional arts, emphasizing the importance of showcasing culture on an international stage.
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