Celebrating Qatar's rich cultural heritage, the Ministry of Culture has organised a special exhibition at UNESCO headquarters in Paris to mark the 20th anniversary of the 2003 Convention for the Safeguarding and Protection of the Intangible Cultural Heritage.

The exhibition, which will take place tomorrow, will offer visitors a unique opportunity to learn about the diverse cultural traditions and customs of Qatar. It will highlight the country's efforts in protecting and preserving intangible cultural heritage, showcasing traditional crafts and industries such as folk arts, "falconry" heritage, and culinary arts.

In addition to these fascinating displays, the exhibition will feature a pavilion of photographs that will showcase Qatar's achievements in preserving its heritage. The event is part of Qatar's ongoing efforts to inform the international community about the country's role in protecting and preserving intangible cultural heritage, which represents the identity of Qatari society.

Qatar has worked closely with UNESCO to register a number of cultural elements on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, including the Majlis and the palm tree. At the national level, the country has launched many initiatives to achieve cooperation and harmony between various state institutions that are concerned with preserving intangible cultural heritage, and to raise awareness among the community.

Through such initiatives, Qatar has demonstrated its commitment to preserving and promoting its rich cultural heritage, and to celebrating the contributions of its people to the world's cultural diversity. The upcoming exhibition is a testament to this ongoing effort, and a celebration of the unique cultural traditions that make Qatar such a fascinating and vibrant place.