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Second Extraordinary Session of the Intergovernmental Committee (2.EXT.COM)

The Intangible Heritage Messenger N°9 (June 2008)
الإنجليزية|الفرنسية|الإسبانية|الروسية|العربية|
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During its second session in September 2007, the Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage accepted the offer from the Republic of Bulgaria to host the second extraordinary session of the Intergovernmental Committee (Decision 2.COM 15).
This second extraordinary session was held in Sofia, Bulgaria, from 18 to 22 february 2008, under High Patronage of H.E. Mr Georgi Părvanov, President of the Republic of Bulgaria.

Committee Members during the second extraordinary session

إستونيا, الإمارات العربية المتحدة, البرازيل, الجزائر, الجمهورية العربية السورية, السنغال, الصين, المكسيك, الهند, اليابان, بلجيكا, بلغاريا, بوليفيا (دولة - المتعددة القوميات), بيرو, بيلاروس, تركيا, جمهورية أفريقيا الوسطى, رومانيا, غابون, فرنسا, فييت نام, مالي, نيجيريا و هنغاريا

Members of the Bureau of the second extraordinary session of the Committee

  • Chairperson: H.E. Ms Irina Bokova (Bulgaria)
  • Vice-Chairs: India, Mexico, Turkey and United Arab Emirates
  • Rapporteur: Ms Hortense Nguema Okome (Gabon)

Speeches

Oral report

Decisions, Summary records and participants

Working documents of the second extraordinary session

Comments of States Parties on the participation of communities, etc.

During its meeting in Tokyo, the Committee decided (Decision 2.COM 8 : English - French) to consult the States Parties on the possible modalities for the participation of communities or their representatives, practitioners, experts, centres of expertise and research institutes in the implementation of the Convention.
The comments received by the Secretariat are presented here in the language and format in which they were submitted: Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Estonia, France, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, Mexico, Niger, Norway, Peru, Republic of Korea, Romania, Slovakia and Turkey.

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