Ministry of Culture opens space for children and youth. Compose a rap song for a contest with the topic 'Tell the Thai Language,' Year 3. Create media to preserve the beauty of the Thai language. Submissions open until June 28, 2024. Mrs. Yupa Thawiwatthanakijaworn Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Culture (Ministry of Culture) said that the Office of the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Culture organized a creative media contest activity. On the occasion of National Thai Language Day 2024, the topic is "Tell the Thai language" in the form of a video clip of a rap song. Continuing for the third year due to good response from the past two years. To make Thai people, especially children and youth, aware of the value and importance of the Thai language. As well as working together to support, promote and preserve the Thai language to remain with the Thai nation. Including promoting and supporting children and youth to produce safe and creative media. and participate in preserving and transmitting th e beauty of the Thai language which is the cultural heritage of the nation through creative media The Ministry of Culture invites children and youth under 25 years of age to submit work on behalf of individuals or teams, and if it is a team of no more than 3 people, submit 1 work per 1 person or 1 team only. The lyrics must be prepared. Rap music genres related to the topic "Tell the Thai language" and convey the value Importance of the Thai language Including promoting, preserving, continuing and transmitting the Thai language. which is unique and a valuable cultural property of the nation by creating melodies and music as appropriate But must not violate intellectual property laws. Then film a video clip (Music Video) with a length of not less than 2 minutes and not more than 3 minutes, with no limits on presentation methods and filming methods. For criteria and conditions Participating in activities such as all works submitted to the contest must not be disrespectful, insulting, or defamatory of the natio n, religion, and monarchy. Does not create division Including must not cause others to lose their reputation. and the work submitted for the contest must not violate the law. order or good morals of the people All works submitted for the contest must be reproduced. and has never been published, submitted to a contest, or received any awards before, etc. The winner will receive a plaque. Certificate and prize money from the Ministry of Culture Interested persons can submit video clips and contest applications by electronic mail. culture.scm02@gmail.com by June 28, 2024 at 4:30 p.m. For information and additional details, please contact the culture hotline 1765 and the Facebook fan page. Cultural Surveillance Division website https://surveillance.m-culture.go.th and provincial cultural offices throughout the country. Source: Thai News Agency