Cambodia Reaffirms Importance of Intangible Cultural Heritage Preservation
Cambodia's Ministry of Culture highlights the significance of intangible cultural heritage, encompassing traditions, customs, rituals, and knowledge. It emphasizes that these elements are vital to national identity and daily life, with transmission to future generations being crucial for cultural sustainability.
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