Iran will present three nominations for intangible heritage at the UNESCO meeting in China.
Iran will present three nominations at the 21st UNESCO Intangible Heritage Meeting in Xiamen, China, November 30. December 5: Tirgan (with Armenia), lullabies and children's singing traditions (with Turkmenistan), and traditional felt making. The Secretary General of the UNESCO Committee, Hassan Pertusi, says that the approval will raise Iran's address from 27 to 30, placing it in fourth place in the world. Iran's registered heritage includes Nowruz, Lail Galta, Tazia, Nakali and carpet weaving. His last address was a mirror work in 2025.