A two-day workshop under the aegis of the Ministry of Culture and UNESCO has mapped out a plan for the preservation of the country’s intangible heritage and community participation is seen as pivotal.
A release on Thursday from the Government Information Agency said that with consultant Dr. Kris Rampersaud facilitating, stakeholders mapped out a step-by-step process by which Guyana can safeguard its intangible cultural heritage. A key element will include involvement of community stakeholders where it is believed the wealth of knowledge about culture is
