The visit of the Indian Ambassador and Permanent Representative to UNESCO, Vishal Sharma, to the historic site of Charaideo Moidams in Assam highlights the significance of this cultural heritage site. Here are some key points summarizing the event.
Significance of Charaideo Moidams: Charaideo Moidams, a collection of mounds in Assam, represents the late medieval burial tradition of the Tai Ahom community. These mounds are considered highly significant, often likened to the pyramids of Egypt, showcasing the architectural brilliance of Assam’s artisans and masons from the medieval era.
Nomination for UNESCO’s World Heritage List: Bharat has nominated Charaideo Moidams for inclusion in UNESCO’s World Heritage List, recognizing its cultural importance and historical value. The nomination signifies a global acknowledgment of Assamese culture and heritage.
Acknowledgments to Prominent Leaders: Ambassador Vishal Sharma expressed gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma for their efforts in promoting Assamese culture and supporting the nomination of Charaideo Moidams for the prestigious UNESCO list.
Collaborative Efforts: The nomination dossier for Charaideo Moidams was submitted by the Assam government, with technical collaboration from the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). This collaborative effort underscores the importance of preserving and conserving cultural heritage sites.
Support from the Government: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has appealed to the Government of Bharat for support in forwarding the nomination dossier to UNESCO. The inclusion of Charaideo Moidams in the World Heritage List would not only recognize its significance but also promote tourism and cultural exchange in the region.
Overall, the visit of the Bharatiya Ambassador to Charaideo Moidams reflects the commitment to preserving and promoting the rich cultural heritage of Assam, and the nomination for UNESCO’s World Heritage List marks a significant step towards global recognition.
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