Indonesian Creative Economy Minister Teuku Riefky Harsya Opens Chinese-Indonesian Cultural Gallery

Indonesian Creative Economy Minister Teuku Riefky Harsya recently inaugurated a new Chinese-Indonesian Cultural Gallery in Pantjoran PIK, aiming to strengthen the national cultural heritage. In his speech, Harsya emphasized the gallery’s role as an educational space preserving the history and cultural heritage of China’s community in Indonesia. The gallery serves as a strategic platform to reinforce national identity through a creative approach to culture. According to Harsya, culture is the capital of the future, and creatively managing cultural heritage can lead to sustainable economic development. The gallery features thematic spaces depicting the genealogy, resilience, and cultural integration of the Chinese community into Indonesian society. This curatorial approach enriches public understanding of cultural diversity, bolstering the nation’s social fabric.