inp.polri.go.id - Jakarta. The Indonesian National Police (INP) Chief attended the 2026 Bhayangkari Nusantara Creative Bazaar at the Jakarta Convention Center (JCC), Senayan, on Wednesday (7/22/2026).
The visit showed INP’s support for strengthening micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) as drivers of the national economy, while also contributing to the preservation of Indonesia's cultural riches through superior Indonesian products.
The 2026 Bhayangkari Nusantara Creative Bazaar was held to commemorate the 74th Bhayangkari Movement Unity Day (HKGB) with the theme "Nusantara Empowered, Bhayangkari Creates." The event, which took place from July 21–25, 2026, brought together MSMEs from various provinces in Indonesia to provide a platform for promotion, collaboration, and expanding market access for local products.
During his visit, Chief Sigit personally observed various superior products displayed by the MSMEs. From batik and traditional Indonesian textiles, woven fabrics, songket, and ulos, fashion products, bags and accessories, jewelry, handicrafts, regional culinary specialties and beverages, to various superior products from MSMEs from all provinces across Indonesia, the diversity of these products demonstrates the immense potential of Indonesia's creative economy, which thrives on local wisdom across various regions.
A total of 374 participants participated in the bazaar, with 727 booths: 531 fashion booths, 152 culinary booths, and 44 shared kitchens. The scale of the event reflects the high enthusiasm of MSMEs and Bhayangkari's commitment to expanding access to the promotion of superior regional products.
In addition to serving as a promotional and transaction platform, the 2026 Bhayangkari Nusantara Creative Bazaar also served as a platform for business capacity building.
During the event, six talk show sessions covered various strategic issues, ranging from business development and the use of artificial intelligence (AI) for digital promotion, business legality and intellectual property rights, to the use of technology to increase MSME competitiveness.
The event featured speakers from BRI, Telkomsel, and the Ministry of Law as a form of collaboration in strengthening the national MSME ecosystem.
The entire series of events proceeded safely and orderly, supported by 393 joint police personnel. Chief Sigit's presence at the 2026 Bhayangkari Nusantara Creative Bazaar underscored INP's commitment to continuously supporting the empowerment of MSMEs, encouraging the growth of the creative economy, and strengthening cultural preservation as part of inclusive and sustainable national economic development.
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