Azerbaijan elected member of UNESCO’s intergovernmental committee for safeguarding of intangible cultural heritage
Foreign policy
- 06 June, 2018
- 11:43
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Baku. 6 June. REPORT.AZ/ Azerbaijan was elected a member of UNESCO’s most important bodies: Intergovernmental Committee for safeguarding intangible heritage.
Report informs, Permanent Representative of Azerbaijan to UNESCO Anar Kerimov said.
Azerbaijan will hold this post for the period of 2018-2022.
“Congratulations and many thanks to all countries that supported our candidature!”, - A. Kerimov said.
Notably, together with Azerbaijan the Netherlands, Poland, Jamaica, China, Japan, Kazakhstan, Sri Lanka, Cameroon, Djibouti, Togo and Kuwait have been elected to the committee.
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