Five new elements became part of our lists National Inventory of ICH and the National Register of Best Safeguarding Practices
September 23, 2014 | Five new elements, National Inventory of ICH, Safeguarding, Day of the Cultural Heritage
In the 19th of September, 2014, in the High Command of the Hungarian Defence Force the five new heritage-element was announced ceremonially.
The Days of the Cultural Heritage was officially oepened by László Simon L. Undersecretary of State, then Péter Hoppál, Minister of State for Culture iparted the proclamation documents to the communities concerned.
Here are the four new elements on the National Inventory of ICH:
- Living tradition of the Quarters' profession in Eger (2014)
- The tradition of the Kossuth-kult in Cegléd (2014)
- Pottery tradition of Magyarszombatfa (2014)
- Student traditions of Selmec - Survival of student traditions at the Mining and Forestry Academy of Selmecbánya in the successor institutions (University of Miskolc, Unisversity of West Hungary) (2014)
The new element on the National Register of Best Safeguarding Practices:
- The preservation of the bobbin lace tradition from Balatonendréd in local education (2014)
The responsible institution for the professional coordinating of the UNESCO Convention in Hungary:
Directorate of Intangible Cultural Heritage, Hungarian Open Air Museum