This scientific meeting aims to shed light on the role of the regions in the preservation of the intangible cultural heritage and its presentation within a comprehensive national vision, highlighting its diversity and multiplicity of forms, and showing the contribution of each region to building the collective cultural memory, as well as its endeavor to overcome the central approaches that have often marginalized the regional dimensions of heritage, in favor of a more balanced and comprehensive reading, as well as supporting the integration of intangible heritage in cultural and development policies.
Proceedings of the International Forum "Regions and Intangible Cultural Heritage: Dynamics, Challenges and Prospects"
Ministry of Cultural Affairs, Tunisia, 08 May 2026, Tunisia
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