Registering intangible (spiritual) cultural heritage and supporting them

Intangible cultural heritage, along with other historical cultural heritages of mankind, after many injuries caused by enmity and ignorance, enjoys a high status in the world today. Because as much as the hostility against cultural heritage has been emphasized, supporters have appeared at the international level. If the registration of cultural heritages in UNESCO has awakened the taste of nations to identify and preserve these works. Now, the main issue is what effect the registration of these works in UNESCO will have on the preservation of this heritage. In other words, can the registration of intangible cultural heritage in UNESCO have an effect on the preservation and maintenance of this heritage and obligate governments to take appropriate measures in the field of preserving these works? This research has explored the problem by using library sources and using descriptive-analytical method, and the results show that the registration of intangible cultural heritage is not without influence on the preservation of these works, and minimal good effects can be seen after registration. These works imagined. For example, after registering the intangible cultural heritage, governments are required to respect each other's cultural heritage, and in some cases, it prevents the confiscation of this human heritage by others. Other governments will not be able to register this heritage in their name, and at the same time, nations will become aware of which nation a certain intangible cultural heritage belongs to.