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The Indonesian Ministry of Creative Economy has announced its support for developing voice talents through workshops and training programs. This initiative aims to bolster the voice industry amid the growing creative economy.
Indonesian Deputy Speaker Edi Baskoro Yudhoyono emphasized that the creative sector can become a new engine for economic growth in regions by enhancing collaboration among various sectors. This statement was made during a workshop aimed at improving human resource capabilities in the creative sector.
Mountain View has announced a strategic partnership with the Creative Industry Summit to host the 28th edition of the festival at Heartwork in June. This partnership aims to support the creative economy and enhance collaboration among creators.
During the 'Sirkandi 2' event held in Jakarta, Indonesian Deputy Minister of Creative Economy, Eryn Omar, emphasized that women play a pivotal role in shaping the creative economy, representing about <strong>60%</strong> of the sector's leadership.
The Indonesian Ministry of Creative Economy announced its support for Sundanese culture by facilitating the production of music videos under the AKTIF Musik program. This initiative aims to enhance local musicians' understanding of the music industry and intellectual property rights.
The Indonesian government has announced plans to increase the number of K-Pop concerts in the country, reflecting a growing interest in Korean culture. This decision is part of efforts to boost the creative economy and attract tourists.
The creative economy in North Sulawesi has seen a remarkable increase, with Governor Yulius Silvanus announcing a growth of 1456% by 2025. This surge reflects the success of government policies aimed at supporting this vital sector.
Indonesian Minister of Creative Economy, Tiko Rivki Harsia, revealed government plans to support the development of the national gaming industry and enhance the competitiveness of local products in global markets.
Jakarta's Deputy Governor, Rano Karno, announced the local government's commitment to revitalize creative spaces in the city to enhance the local economy through culture and arts. This announcement was made during the opening of the 'Jazz Goes to Campus' festival at Taman Ismail Marzuki.
Yovi Widianto, the Indonesian presidential advisor on creative economy, emphasized the need for a cooperative relationship between humans and technology during a public lecture at Hasanuddin University in Makassar. He highlighted that creativity remains a purely human domain while artificial intelligence plays a supportive role.
Indonesian parliament member Hendri Munief has called for strengthening the role of women, especially Muslim female entrepreneurs, in developing the small and medium enterprises (SMEs) sector. This initiative is part of the government's efforts to boost national economic growth.
Irin Omar, Deputy Minister of Creative Economy in Indonesia, announced a photography contest and exhibition aimed at enhancing the talents of children and youth. The event will take place in June 2026 in Jakarta.
Irene Omar, Indonesia's Deputy Minister of Creative Economy, emphasized the importance of creativity as a valuable asset for youth during the Asia-Pacific Youth Leaders Conference. She urged young people to leverage it for building sustainable economic projects.
During a meeting with media leaders in Jakarta, Vice President <strong>Gibran Rakabuming Raka</strong> called for strengthening cooperation between the government and the creative industry sector. This initiative aims to bolster the national economy based on innovation.
The Indonesian Ministry of Creative Economy is working to strengthen the creative economy sector as part of its efforts to support national economic sustainability. This was highlighted by the Minister during a press conference in Jakarta, emphasizing the importance of collaboration among various stakeholders.
Indonesian Creative Economy Minister Tiko Rivki Harsia emphasized the importance of intellectual property valuation in supporting the creative economy during a press conference in Jakarta. He noted that this valuation can transform creations into financial assets, facilitating access to necessary funding for creative projects.
Irene Omar, Indonesia's Deputy Minister of Creative Economy, announced that the creative economy presents a strategic opportunity for women to enhance their roles in national development, especially amid rapid digital transformation.
Indonesia is set to host HoYo FEST 2026, a significant event aimed at boosting the role of local creators in the creative economy. Scheduled from July 30 to August 2 in Jakarta, the festival combines education and creativity.
Indonesian Minister of Creative Economy, Toko Rivki Harsia, emphasized the need to enhance the creative economy environment and support youth during the inauguration of new officials in Jakarta. He pointed out the significance of strategic planning to achieve set goals.
Indonesian Creative Economy Minister, Tiko Rivki Harsia, highlighted the importance of adhering to policies that positively impact society and workers in the creative sector. This statement was made during a meeting with ministry staff in Jakarta following Eid al-Fitr.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has directed the government to finalize the strategy for developing the creative economy by 2036, with a deadline set for June 1. This move underscores the Russian government's commitment to enhancing innovation and creativity as part of its development plans.
The Indonesian Minister of Creative Economy, Toko Rivki Harsia, announced new guidelines aimed at protecting creators' rights and enhancing the value of creativity in society. This initiative is part of the government's efforts to boost the creative economy.
The Indonesian government has announced plans to establish departments for the creative economy in various regions to enhance local industries and expand support for creators. This initiative aims to strengthen the local economy and increase job opportunities.
Indonesian Minister of Creative Economy, Toko Rivki Harsia, announced the government's preparation of a guide aimed at organizing creative economy services to provide legal security for stakeholders in this sector. This announcement follows a meeting with a creative economy pioneer who faced legal challenges.
Indonesian Creative Economy Minister, Tiko Rivki Harsia, stated that creative works cannot be evaluated with standardized prices, highlighting that valuation depends on various factors related to the creative process. This statement was made during a meeting with representatives from the creative sector in Jakarta.
Jakarta's Deputy Governor, Rano Karno, affirmed the local government's commitment to transforming the Indonesian capital into a leading cinematic city despite skepticism from some in the film industry. He highlighted significant financial support to boost film production.
Kalimantan West Governor Ria Nursan affirmed the local government's commitment to developing arowana fish as a symbol of the creative economy and a key export source. This announcement was made during a meeting with the Arowana Breeders and Traders Association in Pontianak.
In Palu, Indonesia, the 'Hana Asa' Foundation emphasized the need for creative economy entrepreneurs to improve their financial management skills. This initiative is part of a workshop aimed at enhancing financial understanding among youth and creatives.
The Indonesian Ministry of Creative Economy has announced a collaboration with the hospitality sector to launch innovative events for Easter, aimed at enhancing cultural identity through educational and creative activities. The events took place at The Dharmawangsa hotel in Jakarta, attracting families with a variety of engaging activities.
Indonesian Minister of Community Empowerment, Abdul Mohsin Iskandar, expressed deep concern over the Rp0 creativity assessment, warning that it could destroy the country's creative industry. His remarks follow a corruption case related to funding for media projects.