(HBO) - In November 3rd, in Cao Phong district, Cao Phong’s Department of Culture and Information Department organized the exchange of Mo Muong Thang club of Cao Phong district with Mo Muong club of Tan Lac district and Mo Muong club of Lac Son district. There were the representatives of the leaders from the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, People's Committee of Cao Phong district, the representatives of the departments, branches, socio-political organizations of Cao Phong district, and many Mo Muong artisans and the club members attending the meeting.


The delegates are attending the meeting. 

In Cao Phong district, Mo Muong Thang Club was established under Decision No. 2312/QD-UBND, dated in August 13, 2021 of the District’s People's Committee. Since then, the club has been trying to strengthen the organization, actively implementing the activities, gradually becoming a common roof gathering the shamen and the people who are really passionate about Mo Muong on the land of Cao Phong – Muong Thang. Currently, there are 35 members in the club, all of whom are active shamen, and the 8 most typical shamen have been selected to prepare a dossier to request for the title of "Excellent Artisan”. 

like Mo Muong Thang Club, Mo Muong Club in Tan Lac and Lac Son districts are actively working, demonstrating the core role in the process of implementing the Project "Preserving and promoting the values of cultural heritages of the ethnic groups in Hoa Binh province in the period of 2022 – 2025” in the locality. During the exchange program, the delegates spent a lot of time discussing, sharing experiences, and proposing solutions to improve the operational efficiency of the clubs in the coming time, which actively contributes to preserving and developing Mo Muong cultural heritage in the province.

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