Officially Open The XXIV Cultural Park Work Meeting, This Is The Message Of Menbud Fadli Zon

Indonesian Minister Of Culture Fadli Zon

JAKARTA Minister of Culture of the Republic of Indonesia Fadli Zon opened a Cultural Park Work Meeting throughout Indonesia XXIV at the Bakhtiar Sanderta Open Stage, South Kalimantan Cultural Park, Sunday, September 14. Carrying the theme The Cultural Counsel of the Nusantara Gate', this annual meeting is an important event to strengthen the role of the Cultural Park as a driving force for cultural promotion.

In his remarks, Menbud Fadli emphasized that the Cultural Park must be a living and dynamic ecosystem that is close to the community. Cultural Park is a center for arts and cultural activities for preservation, development, development, and appreciation of various cultural, both traditional and modern expressions," he said.

He encouraged the birth of collaboration between regions so that the Cultural Park is not just an art forum, but a cultural pocket that contributes to world civilization. In accordance with Article 32 paragraph 1 of the 1945 Constitution, the Cultural Park deserves to function as a center for the promotion of Indonesian culture," he said.

Menbud Fadli also invited the community to strengthen a sustainable cultural ecosystem amidst the flow of digitalization, social change, and global challenges. "We must be adaptive without losing the noble values of the nation's culture," said Fadli.

Deputy Governor of South Kalimantan, Hasnuryadi Sulaiman, added that the Cultural Park proves that cultural arts are a unifying of diversity. The power of cultural arts must continue to be sustainable and develop without losing the roots of tradition. Culture is the strength of the nation in the future," he said.

The series of events were enlivened by the art exhibition 'Langkar', meaning beautiful in Banjar. A total of 95 types from South Kalimantan, North Sulawesi, Central Kalimantan, East Kalimantan, Maluku, Southeast Sulawesi, North Kalimantan, West Nusa Tenggara, and Central Java performed their best work.

Menbud Fadli hopes that the collaboration between the government and the private sector through matching funds will advance museums, cultural heritages, and cultural parks in each region. "This is the forefront of Indonesian culture," he said.