Fadli Zon: Ri-Timor Lecte Brothers historically and culturally

Jakarta – Minister of Culture of the Republic of Indonesia (Menbud), Fadli Zon attended the activation of the Indonesian Cultural Center (PBI), Dili, Timor Leses and also signed the inauguration of the Garuda statue. This was done as part of a series of work agendas for Timor Les. Fadli Zon said this activation activity is a significant new milestone in the relationship between Indonesia and Timor lests to further strengthen the fraternity and strengthen the existing cultural diplomacy. “Indonesia and Timor lests are not only neighbors geographical, but also brothers historically and culturally – bound by the same history, traditions, language and values. Therefore, this activation is a strategic momentum to strengthen the relationship and cultural collaboration between the two countries,” Fadli Zon said in his statement, Monday (6/10/2025). Browse to continue with the content the activation of the Indonesian Cultural Center, which is a form of cultural diplomacy, contains various activities such as selection and discussion of Indonesian films, Indonesian gastronomy workshops, Indonesian literature workshops and Indonesian washer workshops. “I hope this shared home through the activation of PBI and its activities can become a center for learning and work in the future, a space for dialogue that deepens friendship; and a forum for improving the relationship and collaboration between countries,” Fadli Zon said. In addition, Fadli Zon said that cultural diplomacy is the key to a nation that confirms its identity, enriches the world’s cultural diversity and opens the way for dialogue. “In the spirit of mutual respect and mutual development, I am sure that cultural diplomacy will remain a bridge that strengthens the relationship between Indonesia and Timor lests now and in the future,” Fadli Zon said. For information, this activity was also attended by the Indonesian ambassador to Timor-Leste, Okto Dorinus Manik; Plt. Chief Director of Taman Mini Indonesia Indah, Mrs. Ratri Paramita; and Education and Cultural Attache of the Indonesian Embassy in Dili, Tasrifin Tahara. Also watch the video “Ministry of Culture hold letter writing competition, total price IDR 85 million here: (AKD/AKD)