Menbud encourages Cultural Park to become a motorcycle to promote culture

Jakarta – Minister of Culture of the Republic of Indonesia, Fadli Zon encourages all elements of society to jointly strengthen the sustainable cultural ecosystem amid digital transformation, social change and also global challenges. According to him, the community must be more adaptable without forgetting the noble values ​​of the culture of the country. He conveyed the statement when he opened the meeting of the Culture Park in Indonesia XXIV on the open stage Bakhtiar Sanderta, Taman Budaya South Kalimantan, on Sunday (9/14). The event with the theme ‘Suluh Budaya Gate Nusantara’ has become an annual strategic forum for managers of cultural parks from different regions. “Cultural Park is a center for arts and cultural activities that functions as an open space or an integrated area for the conservation, development, guidance and appreciation of different forms of cultural expressions, both traditional and modern,” said Fadli Zon, Monday (9/15/2025) in a written statement. Browse to continue with the content Furthermore, Fadli emphasized that the work of the work is an important momentum to create a cultural park as a living, dynamic and close ecosystem. He hopes that the cultural park will not only be a forum for art, but also a cultural bag that contributes to the world description. “In accordance with the constitutional orders in Article 32 paragraph 1, it is very appropriate if the cultural park is used as the center of arts and cultural activities as a forum to promote the Indonesian culture so that we can contribute to the world description,” Fadli Zon added. This performance was also enriched by the art exhibition titled ‘Langkar’, which means beautiful in the Banjar language. Fadli Uamh accompanied by Deputy Governor Hasnuryadi also saw firsthand the exhibition attended by 95 art artists from different regions, such as South Calimantan, Northern Sulwesi, Central Calimantan, Eastern Calimantan, Maluku, Southeast -Sulwesi, Northern -Nusa Tengara, Central Java. Fadli hopes that this performance can provide a process of cooperation between the government and the private sector to jointly promote Indonesian culture and create a cultural and creative industry. “We hope that there is a matching fund between the government and the private sector, the corporation to jointly promote the museum, cultural heritage and cultural parks in their respective regions as the leading guard,” he said. The Deputy Governor of South Calimantan, Hasuryadi Sulaiman, also said that the cultural park is proof that cultural arts are an association of all Indonesian diversity. “We must continue to preserve the power of cultural arts we need to preserve, and can continue to develop without losing the roots of traditions. Let our culture make culture as the power of the nation in the future,” Hasuryadi said. For information, this event also participated in this event by the Deputy Mayor of Banjarmasin, Ananda; Special staff of the Minister of Protocol and Housekeeping, Rachmanda Primayuda; Director of History and Museum, Agus Mulyana; Director of human resources, institutions and cultural institutions, Irini dewi Wanti; Secretary of the Department of Education and Culture of the South Calimantan Province, Hadeli Rosyaidi; Head of Culture Conservation Center for Region XIII, Riris Purbasari; Chairman of the Kalimantan DWP (AKN/EGA)