On April 15, 2025, Mizoram Chief Minister Pu Lalduhoma inaugurated the National Art Exhibition and Seminar at the I&PR Mini Theater in Aizawl, commemorating UNESCO World Art Day. As Chief Patron of the International Association of Art (IAA) Mizoram, he emphasized art's role as a universal language that transcends borders and cultures. He highlighted Mizoram's rich artistic heritage and urged the revival of traditional musical instruments like the Phenglawng, Tumphit, and Rawchhem.

The event, jointly organized by the Government of Mizoram and IAA India, featured Minister of Information & Public Relations Vanlalthlana as the chief guest. He shared personal anecdotes about his early artistic endeavors and stressed the importance of preserving ancestral traditions through art. Minister of Art & Culture Pu C. Lalsawivunga expressed gratitude to UNESCO and IAA India for their support, noting Mizoram's potential for cultural growth.

IAA India President Pu Manaj Saha thanked the Mizoram Government for its enthusiastic participation in World Art Day. Goodwill Ambassador Mr. Biblad Roy delivered the keynote address, and National Convener Pi Lubna Hassan shared her message via video. The event was chaired by Pi Zodingpuii, IAS, Secretary of Art & Culture and Working Secretary of IAA Mizoram.

Following the ceremony, Chief Minister Lalduhoma toured the National Art Exhibition at the I&PR Auditorium and visited the newly established Art Gallery in the same complex. UNESCO World Art Day, celebrated on April 15 to honor Leonardo da Vinci's birth anniversary, was officially recognized in 2019.