Minister of Culture Fadli Zon stated that the government is committed to expanding creative spaces and calling for the use of cultural assets as platforms for the growth of contemporary art.
Indonesian Minister of Culture Fadli Zon hopes that Indonesian music can become a cultural frontliner on the international stage, just as a number of countries utilize music as a force for cultural diplomacy or soft power.
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The Minister of Culture, Fadli Zon, plans to create an Indonesia Waves movement to support the economic growth of the creative industry.
Minister of Culture, Fadli Zon, emphasized the importance of strengthening research and studies on Indonesian culture in Osaka, Japan, as a foundation for the development of science and international cooperation in the cultural field.
Minister Fadli Zon calls for evidence-based discussion on May 1998 sexual violence cases—read his full statement and why it matters for Indonesia’s historical record.
Minister Fadli Zon demanded to apology for denying sexual violence against Chinese-Indonesian women during the 1998 riots. Read the story on the call for historical accountability in Indonesia.
Minister of Culture Fadli Zon stated that the potential of cultural heritage owned by East Kalimantan is quite large.
Minister of Culture Fadli Zon emphasized that Indonesian music has a very wide and diverse wealth in range and genre, reflecting the diversity of culture and ethnicity in the archipelago, so it needs to be introduced to the world.
Minister of Culture Fadli Zon said that the diversity of cultural expressions in various regions in Indonesia is capable of making the country the world's cultural capital.
Minister of Culture Fadli Zon is optimistic that Indonesia is able to make its cultural riches known worldwide and achieve popularity.
Indonesia will submit three cultural heritage items to UNESCO for recognition as intangible cultural heritage in December 2024. Learn more!
