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Welcome from the Chairperson - N.O.C. & Minister of Tourism (Govt. of India)

Welcome to incredible India

 

On behalf of NOC and Government of India, it is my privilege to welcome you to New Delhi and Incredible India, a glorious and eternal land seeped in history and culture - a culture that spans more than 5000 years of human history, a country where tradition meets modernity. India is abode to some of the finest monuments, historic sites and artifacts belonging to various periods of history.

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ICOM-CC 2008 in New Delhi will provide an opportunity to all the museum professionals, conservators and art connoisseurs to meet, interact and devise strategies to furthering the cause of heritage conservation and also to have a glimpse of Indian culture in its various manifestations and many dimensions.

I look forward to an active participation in the conference in September 2008 in New Delhi.

Ambika Soni

Chairperson - N.O.C. & Minister of Tourism (Govt. of India)

 

 

 

 

Welcome from the Chair of ICOM-CC

Dear Colleagues, Ladies and Gentlemen,

The Directory Board of the Committee for Conservation of the International Council of Museums (ICOM-CC) feels very honored by the firm commitment of the National Research Laboratory for Conservation of Cultural Property to act as the official host and organiser of the 15th Triennial Conference of ICOM-CC in New Delhi, India, and is grateful for this opportunity offered by the Ministry for Culture, Government of India, to enhance the visibility of ICOM-CC on a world wide basis. There is no doubt that having the ICOM-CC conference in New Delhi will generate great excitement among ICOM-CC members and other professionals in the cultural heritage sector.

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Until now, 14 ICOM-CC Triennial Conferences (formerly called Meetings) have been organised, yet it will be the first time that such an event will be held on the culturally rich Asian continent. I am confident that this conference will play an important role in the networking and sharing of information and ideas between Asian - especially Indian - cultural heritage professionals and the ICOM-CC membership at large. It will also be a unique opportunity for India to share its tremendous conservation and cultural heritage expertise with the rest of the world.

ICOM-CC, with close to 1600 members from every specialty of the conservation profession, is the largest international committee of the International Council of Museums (ICOM). ICOM-CC aims to promote the analysis, investigation and conservation of culturally and historically significant works and to further the goals of the conservation profession. ICOM-CC is made up of 23 specialist Working Groups, which actively communicate with their members through newsletters, interim meetings and at the Triennial Conference. The Triennial Conference brings members of ICOM-CC and other relevant professionals together to report and to review current research. Over 1000 peer-reviewed papers have been published in the Conference’s Pre-prints in the past twenty years. Normally, an ICOM-CC conference is attended by between 600 and 1000 participants. We hope very much that the number of participants at the conference in New Delhi will belong to the higher part of this spread.


By organizing the 15th Triennial Conference of ICOM-CC in New Delhi, India, an important opening will be created for Asian professionals to share expertise, based on tradition, innovation and participation, which would contribute considerably to strengthening strategic partnerships on the Asian continent and beyond, to improving educational activities and to strengthening co-operations with international organizations such as ICOM and its International and National Committees and Regional and Affiliated Organizations, and ICCROM. These objectives are in line with those of the new Unit of the UNESCO Division of Cultural Objects and Intangible Heritage, with special responsibility for developing museums and protecting movable cultural heritage.
Whether you are an invited speaker at the Conference, a Working Group coordinator or member, a speaker at a Working Group’s session, a presenter of a poster, an ICOM member or any other participant coming to listen, to learn and to share, I would like each of you to feel a respected and welcomed member of the world wide multicultural community aiming at and contributing to the preservation of cultural heritage at the 15th Triennial Conference of ICOM-CC.

Dr. Jan Wouters
Chair, ICOM-CC