Indonesia and Suriname Eye UNESCO Recognition for Javanese Culture
Indonesia and Suriname are exploring enhanced cultural cooperation, aiming to jointly propose Javanese language and script for UNESCO intangible cultural heritage recognition. This initiative seeks to preserve the cultural legacy of the Javanese diaspora in Suriname.
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