Green light to send “Thai-Muay Thai uniform” as cultural heritage

Government House, Cabinet meeting approves the proposal. 'Sut Thai-Muay Thai' is an item representing the intangible cultural heritage of humanity to UNESCO. Ms. Kanika Aunjit, Deputy Spokesperson for the Prime Minister's Office, revealed that the Cabinet (Cabinet) meeting resolved to approve the presentation of the program "Thai Dress: Knowledge, Craftsmanship, and Guidelines for Dressing the National Thai Dress." ' (Chud Thai: The Knowledge, Craftsmanship and Practices of The Thai National Costume) and 'Muay Thai' (Muay Thai: Thai Traditional Boxing) are items representing the intangible cultural heritage of humanity to UNESCO according to the Ministry of Culture. (Dept. of Culture) Propose with approval to the Director-General of the Department of Cultural Promotion. As Secretary of the Committee for the Promotion and Preservation of Intangible Cultural Heritage Be the signator of documents presenting Thai and Muay Thai programs. Proposes registration as representative of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity to UNESCO. 'Because both Thai clothing and Muay Thai have value and importance as cultural heritage that is worthy of conservation and promotion in order to build on it. Including being able to clearly reflect Thai identity and wisdom The Thai dress is considered to be the cultural heritage of Thai dress that shows the value of craftsmanship. The patterns on the fabric, the weaving techniques, the design and the sewing of beautiful jewelry,' said the Deputy Spokesperson for the Prime Minister's Office. Ms. Kanika said that Muay Thai is considered a cultural heritage that has been passed down for at least 300 years. It can be practiced and practiced both in terms of martial arts and exercise to increase strength. Presenting Thai clothing and Muay Thai as intangible cultural heritage of humanity to UNESCO will help build Thai people's awareness and pride in appreciating the importance of the country's shared cultural heritage. Stimulate the exchange of knowledge Including encouraging communities a nd professionals to take existing Thai cultural materials and build on them. Add value to distribute income to all sectors of society. along with sustainable conservation 'In the past, Thailand has proposed seven items representing the intangible cultural heritage of humanity. Four items have been registered: Khon, Thai massage, Nora and Songkran in Thailand. The other three items are Tom Yum Kung, Pha Khao Ma and Keba. The medicine (kebaya) is in the process of being considered by UNESCO,' said Deputy Spokesperson of the Prime Minister's Office. Source: Thai News Agency