Appointment of Members and Expert Members of the Intangible Cultural Heritage Committee... Chairman Kim Young-woon, Director of the National Gugak Center
Formation of the 4th Intangible Cultural Heritage Committee
[Asia Economy Reporter Seomideum] The 4th Intangible Cultural Heritage Committee (26 members and 38 expert members), which will investigate and deliberate on matters related to the preservation and promotion of intangible cultural heritage, has been formed.
The Cultural Heritage Administration held the appointment ceremony for the Intangible Cultural Heritage Committee at 2 p.m. on the 14th at the National Palace Museum. The members' term is two years (until June 13, 2024), and Kim Young-woon was elected as the chairman.
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The Intangible Cultural Heritage Committee appointed 13 female members (50%) and 13 members active outside the metropolitan area (50%) to consider gender equality and regional balance. Additionally, subcommittees were formed to enhance the efficiency of committee operations. Over the next two years, the members will deliberate on policies related to intangible cultural heritage in their respective fields based on their expertise and insight.
Established in 2016, the Intangible Cultural Heritage Committee is an advisory body (non-full-time) of the Cultural Heritage Administration that deliberates on major matters related to intangible cultural heritage, such as policies, designation and cancellation of national intangible cultural heritage categories, and recognition and cancellation of holder groups, holders, and transmission educators.
The Cultural Heritage Administration stated, “Considering the special nature of intangible cultural heritage policies, which require high inter-field linkage and cooperation, we will efficiently operate the committee by expanding opportunities to hear opinions from experts and stakeholders in related fields according to the main agenda of each meeting and necessity.”
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