JAKARTA - President Prabowo Subianto visited the National Museum of Indonesia. The visit, which was called "ngabuburit", was accompanied by Minister of Culture Fadli Zon, officials from the Ministry of Culture, and the Head of Museums and Cultural Heritage.
Also accompanying the President, Mensesneg Prasetyo Hadi and Seskab Teddy Indra Wijaya.
At the museum, the President reviewed the permanent exhibition room themed Early History of Indonesia. One of the highlights is the collection of Java Man, which is the result of repatriation, which is now included in the narrative of ancient human history in Indonesia.
The President also saw the collection of sculptures in the Sculpture Garden, as well as visiting the "Negeri Elok" photo exhibition which showcases the history of Indonesia and its cultural wealth.
Fadli Zon said the President was satisfied with the new arrangement of the National Museum, including the exhibition of the early history of civilization and the "Good Country" exhibition. The President, according to Fadli, hopes that museums in the region will be rearranged, not just left as old showcases that are deserted by visitors.
On that occasion, the President also met with participants in the National Talent Management (MTN) of the Cultural Arts, about 15 people from various regions. They will be selected to participate in the art residency program in the international art festival.
Fadli emphasized that the government encourages the modernization of museums and historical sites.
"We must modernize the management of museums and historical sites in Indonesia. Throughout 2025, the ministry has revitalized 152 cultural sites and museums throughout Indonesia to strengthen the protection of national cultural heritage," said Fadli.
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