The G20 Delegation Becomes The First Visitors At TMII Who Almost Home Affairs Innovation

President Jokowi reviewed the revitalization of TMII last August 2022 (Photo: BPMI Setpres/Muchlis Jr)

JAKARTA - The Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing (PUPR) stated that the construction of the Taman Mini Indonesia Indah or TMII area is almost complete and ready to be used for the G20 event in October 2022.

"Oktober ini akan digunakan untuk G20," ujar Ketua Satgas Percepatan Infrastruktur G20 Achmad Gani Ghazany Akman di TMII, Jakarta, Rabu 28 September dilansir dari Antara.

TMII, which has just been renovated, is also planned to be visited by heads of state or representatives at the G20 event in Jakarta.

He ensured that the TMII arrangement, which cost Rp1.08 trillion, was ready to welcome G20 guests and the general public who wanted to enjoy the beauty of the mini Indonesia.

"In October, we will do it for the G20 event. After that, the general public will gradually be able to use TMII," said Gani.

However, regarding the opening of TMII for the general public, there is no definite schedule yet because it is still waiting for the completion of the G20 event.

TMII renovation activities include Zone 1 with the theme Indonesia Classical Elegan and Geometrics namely structuring main gate areas, renovating Sasono main corridors, northern and southern plazas, Plaza Gadjah Mada, Pancasila Monument, Keong Mas, Sasono Utomo, Sasono Langgeng Budoyo, Sasono Adiguno, Museum Indonesia, and 1st Floor management buildings as MSME outlets.

Then, Zona 2 with the theme Archtektur Nusantara, Traditional, and Cultural Surur, including the handling of roads and pedestrians in the inner ring area, Plaza Boulevard Nusantara, amphiteater, and the performance around Lake Archipelego.

Furthermore, Zone 3 with the theme Indonesia Now Modern includes handling roads and pedestrians in the outer ring area.

Previously, PUPR Minister Basuki Hadimuljono said that TMII area arrangement was carried out so that the atmosphere was more natural by adopting the concept of people's tourist destinations.