Timor Leste National Commission for UNESCO, together with the Secretariat of State for Arts and Culture working with UNESCO Jakarta, launched the IchLink Video Competition (Intangible Cultural Heritage of Timor-Leste) at the Pusat Budaya Indonesia (PBI) in Dili. The competition is a special program of the International Information and Networking Center for Intangible Cultural Heritage […]
Nino Konis Santana National Park (NKSNP), established in 2007, is the first national park in Timor-Leste. Located at the eastern tip, it covers an area of 123,600 hectares in the eastern part of the country, which accumulates a variety of landscapes ranging from coastal areas and coral zones to montane areas and deciduous tropical forests […]
The Government, through the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Forestry, in collaboration with Timor-Leste National Commission for UNESCO (TLNCU) partnership with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) in Jakarta, organized a National workshop nomination of Nino Koni Santana National Park as UNESCO Designated Site and Action Plan for the Preservation “O […]
Manufahi 25/07/2024, Timor-Leste National Commission for UNESCO (TLNCU), in collaboration with the Secretary of State for Arts and Culture, held a seminar in the village of Foholau and Orana in the post administrative of Turiscai municipality in Manufahi. The seminar discusses local history in the ISNI language; this program is a program from TLNCU working […]
We are thrilled to present the remarkable achievements of the Science (SESIM) team at the Timor-Leste National Commission for UNESCO (TLNCU) in early July. TLNCU-SESIM orchestrated a project called “Strengthening the Knua Prátika and nurturing future astronomers for Lorosa’e land (Timor-Leste)”, to organize a workshop withthe theme Workshop for Developing Astronomy education for the future […]
Ossu 09/05/2025 The Timor-Leste National Commission for UNESCO (TLNCU) conducted validation of Uma-lulik data in Ossu administrative post and identified a total of 431 uma-lulik in 10 villages. The uma-lulik data registration program is a program of the Division of Culture (TLNCU)) supported by UNESCO Paris. This activity is to present data uma-lulik in post-ossu, where […]
The Timor-Leste National Commission for UNESCO (TLNCU) conducted the inauguration of three (3) Community Learning Center in the Oe-Cusse Ambeno Special Region. TLNCU through the Project Bridge was inaugurated three (3) center it’s the same the CLC – Lifau Pante Macassar, the CLC – Laclubar Manatuto and the CLC – Knuuk ba moris Manufahi, Center […]
The Timor-Leste National Commission for UNESCO (TLNCU) launched a booklet and video tebe of traditional Timor Leste from the seven municipalities, namely Ermera, Ainaro, Aileu, Lautem, Viqueque, Baucau, and Liquica. This activity was carried out in the village of Eraulo, Olopana municipality of Ermera, and received support from UNESCO Paris and worked together with TLNCU. […]
The Timor-Leste National Commission for UNESCO (TLNCU) is an orgaun autónomu, established under the decree-law number 35/2023 of May 31. Under the mandate of the IX Government of the Constitution of the (TLNCU) under the Ministry of Education, the mandate of the TLNCU is to implement the same programs: education, science, information communication, and culture. […]
Timor-Leste National Commission for UNESCO, together with all members of the Komité Nasionál Patrimóniu Kulturál Imateriál Timor-Leste (KOMNAS PKI TL), celebrated the second National Tais Day on December 14, 2023, under the theme “Haburas Tais ba Ha’u Rain.” In the framework of this Commencement, various activities were carried out, such as the Soru Tais competition […]
Liqueca 12/12/2023 The Timor-Leste National Commission for UNESCO (TLNCU) conducted the opening of the Maumeta Community Learning Centre/Sentru Komunitária Aprendizajen (SKA). The Community Learning Centre/Sentru Komunitária Aprendizajen (SKA) Maumeta was created by the Ministry of Education (ME) through the 2020 Bridge Project, which was funded by the Government of Korea from the National Commission for UNESCO (KNCU). […]
Manatuto MunicipalityThe Secretary of State for Arts and Culture through the services of the Timor-Leste National Commission for UNESCO (TLNCU) from the Culture (Resource Development) team, launched the publication of local history books in Dadua languages. Manatuto MunicipalityThe Dadua language originates from the village of Ilimanu. Since ancient times, the ancestors in the village of […]
