inp.polri.go.id - Jakarta. The Chairperson of Seruni's Red and White Cabinet, Selvi Gibran Rakabuming, officially opened the 2026 Bhayangkari Nusantara Creative Bazaar at the Jakarta Convention Center (JCC) on Wednesday (7/22/2026).
This event, part of a series of events commemorating the 74th Bhayangkari Movement Unity Day (HKG), featured 727 MSME booths from various regions across Indonesia, along with various supporting activities such as talk shows, workshops, textile fashion shows, cooking demonstrations, and arts and cultural performances.
The 2026 Bhayangkari Nusantara Creative Bazaar took place from July 21 to 25, 2026, at the JCC in Jakarta, and was open to the public.
The public could visit and enjoy various superior Bhayangkari MSME products while participating in various activities planned throughout the bazaar.
In her remarks, Selvi expressed her appreciation for Bhayangkari's role, which she considered not only supporting the Indonesian National Police (INP) in their duties but also actively encouraging community economic empowerment through MSMEs.
"This Creative Bazaar proves that the Bhayangkari Women possess extraordinary strength. This activity benefits not only the INP family but also the wider community," said Selvi.
Selvi hopes the Bhayangkari Creative Bazaar will continue to grow as a platform for collaboration and promotion for Indonesian MSMEs. She also appreciated the increasing number of booths each year and hopes that the entire hall at the JCC will be filled with superior Bhayangkari MSME products at future events.
Meanwhile, Bhayangkari Chairwoman, Mrs. Juliati Sigit Prabowo, stated that the 2026 Bhayangkari Nusantara Creative Bazaar carries the theme "Nusantara Berdaya, Bhayangkari Berkarya" (Empowered Nusantara, Bhayangkari Creates) as a manifestation of Bhayangkari's commitment to supporting MSME empowerment, cultural preservation, and the development of the nation's creativity.
"This theme reflects Bhayangkari's spirit to continue supporting community economic empowerment through strengthening micro, small, and medium enterprises, preserving national culture, and developing the creativity and innovation of the nation's children," said Mrs. Juliati.
She explained that this year's event is the largest since its inauguration at the Jakarta Convention Center (JCC), featuring 727 MSME booths from various regions. She believes this bazaar is not only a promotional platform and platform for economic transactions, but also a means of expanding business networks and opening up collaboration opportunities for MSMEs.
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