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October

Vice President Ma'ruf Amin (second from left) joins President Joko Widodo (third) at the TNI's 79th anniversary commemoration at the National Monument in Jakarta on Saturday, October 5, 2024. (ANTARA/HO-Vice Presidential Secretariat/rst)

 

VOI News, Jakarta: Vice President Ma'ruf Amin stated that on its 79th anniversary, the Indonesian Military (TNI) has evolved into a strong and professional modern defense institution with a major contribution to the country.

According to Amin, TNI maintains the nation's sovereignty and plays a role in national development and maintaining world peace.

"In facing increasingly complex global challenges, the TNI must continue to adapt to technological advances, especially in improving defense capabilities to face cyber threats, asymmetric warfare, and geopolitical dynamics," Vice President Ma'ruf Aminconveyed in a statement from his office on Saturday.

As reported by Antara News Agency on Saturday (5/10) in line with this year's TNI Anniversary theme of "Modern TNI with the People Guarding the Succession of National Leadership for Advanced Indonesia," Amin is optimistic that the TNI will continue to be a pillar of stability and security in national development.

Besides, ahead of the change of government in October, the vice president expressed hope that the TNI would be more confident in carrying out its role in guarding the transition of national leadership peacefully and safely.

"Happy 79th anniversary to TNI," he stated.

The vice president also accompanied President Joko Widodo at the commemoration of the 79th Anniversary of the TNI held at the National Monument here on Saturday.

The ceremony, with President Widodo as inspector, included troops inspection, awarding the three high-ranking TNI officers, and delivering the president's message.

After attending the ceremony, the vice president, accompanied by his wife Wury Ma'ruf Amin, was scheduled to witness attractions showcased by TNI soldiers and artists and musicians.

The performances by TNI soldiers included self-defense demonstrations, horse riding, attractions from the Jupiter Aerobatic Team, parachuting, Rajawali Laut Flight, anti-drone demonstrations, troop and defense equipment parades, defense equipment parades with the people, drone theatrical, as well as flypasts, boomerangs, and high-speed passes. (Antara)

05
October

Vice President Ma'ruf Amin (second from left) joins President Joko Widodo (third) at the TNI's 79th anniversary commemoration at the National Monument in Jakarta on Saturday, October 5, 2024. (ANTARA/HO-Vice Presidential Secretariat/rst)

 

VOI News, Jakarta: Vice President Ma'ruf Amin stated that on its 79th anniversary, the Indonesian Military (TNI) has evolved into a strong and professional modern defense institution with a major contribution to the country.

According to Amin, TNI maintains the nation's sovereignty and plays a role in national development and maintaining world peace.

"In facing increasingly complex global challenges, the TNI must continue to adapt to technological advances, especially in improving defense capabilities to face cyber threats, asymmetric warfare, and geopolitical dynamics," Vice President Ma'ruf Aminconveyed in a statement from his office on Saturday.

As reported by Antara News Agency on Saturday (5/10) in line with this year's TNI Anniversary theme of "Modern TNI with the People Guarding the Succession of National Leadership for Advanced Indonesia," Amin is optimistic that the TNI will continue to be a pillar of stability and security in national development.

Besides, ahead of the change of government in October, the vice president expressed hope that the TNI would be more confident in carrying out its role in guarding the transition of national leadership peacefully and safely.

"Happy 79th anniversary to TNI," he stated.

The vice president also accompanied President Joko Widodo at the commemoration of the 79th Anniversary of the TNI held at the National Monument here on Saturday.

The ceremony, with President Widodo as inspector, included troops inspection, awarding the three high-ranking TNI officers, and delivering the president's message.

After attending the ceremony, the vice president, accompanied by his wife Wury Ma'ruf Amin, was scheduled to witness attractions showcased by TNI soldiers and artists and musicians.

The performances by TNI soldiers included self-defense demonstrations, horse riding, attractions from the Jupiter Aerobatic Team, parachuting, Rajawali Laut Flight, anti-drone demonstrations, troop and defense equipment parades, defense equipment parades with the people, drone theatrical, as well as flypasts, boomerangs, and high-speed passes. (Antara)

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October
 
 
VOInews, Tashkent – Indonesia's Minister of Tourism and Creative Economy, Sandiaga Salahuddin Uno, attended the *World Conference on Creative Economy* (WCCE) 2024 in Uzbekistan on Wednesday, October 2, 2024. This prestigious event provided a significant platform for him to promote Indonesian batik to international delegates, coinciding with the celebration of World Batik Day.
 
"Today, I am wearing batik to honor World Batik Day on October 2," Minister Sandiaga stated in his opening speech at the Boulevard Stage, Central Asian Expo, Uzbekistan. His remarks were met with enthusiastic applause from the attending delegates, highlighting the cultural significance of batik as a cherished Indonesian heritage.
World Batik Day is celebrated annually on October 2, following UNESCO's recognition of batik as an intangible cultural heritage of Indonesia in 2009. This occasion serves as a pivotal opportunity to introduce batik to a global audience, especially through international platforms such as the WCCE, thereby promoting Indonesia's rich cultural traditions worldwide.
 
The WCCE serves as a global forum that gathers stakeholders from various nations to discuss creative economy issues. "This conference has evolved into a global movement that unites diverse parties to advance the creative economy," Sandiaga explained. Indonesia has played a crucial role as an initiator of the WCCE, continually advocating for the creative economy as a driver of growth and inclusivity.
 
Minister Sandiaga emphasized the significance of the WCCE 2024 theme, *Inclusively Creative*. He asserted that this theme underscores the necessity for the creative economy to provide equal opportunities for everyone, regardless of their background. "The creative economy unites communities through economic and cultural development," he remarked, highlighting the potential for creativity to foster societal cohesion.
 
The Minister revealed Indonesia's substantial contribution to the national economy through the creative sector, stating that it accounts for approximately 8 percent of Indonesia's GDP, valued at around $93 billion. Furthermore, the creative sector plays a vital role in exports and provides employment opportunities for nearly 25 million people.
 
Minister Sandiaga expressed hope that the WCCE 2024, running until October 4, would bolster the role of the creative economy in fostering an inclusive and sustainable future. "Let us leverage the discussions at this conference to shape a creative economy that embraces diversity and equality," he concluded, reinforcing Indonesia's commitment to promoting its cultural heritage on the global stage.
 
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October
 
 
VOInews, Jakarta: In recognition of schools' efforts to implement environment-based programs, the Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology (Kemendikbudristek), the Ministry of Environment and Forestry (KLHK), the Ministry of Religious Affairs (Kemenag), and the Ministry of Home Affairs (Kemendagri) awarded 720 schools for their achievements. The awards were presented by the Deputy Minister of Environment and Forestry on Wednesday (2/10) at the KLHK office in Jakarta.
 
Nur Syarifah, Senior Advisor for Regulation at Kemendikbudristek, emphasized that this award symbolizes a joint commitment between the ministries to develop environmental education. "This reflects the spirit of cooperation that drives us all to cultivate a future generation that is conscious and responsible toward the environment. The Adiwiyata Award is not only a recognition of schools' success in managing the environment but also a collective effort to build environmentally conscious future generations," she stated.
 
Syarifah further highlighted that the national Merdeka Curriculum allows schools the flexibility to integrate environmental education into their teaching materials. “The Merdeka Curriculum provides space for schools to develop learning materials, and it also allows various stakeholders to engage in the educational process,” she explained.
 
Deputy Minister of Environment and Forestry, Alue Dohong, in his remarks, stressed the crucial role schools play in shaping future generations to care for the environment. "Schools, as educational institutions, play a key role in changing behavior, shaping character, and producing a future generation that cares about the environment," he said.
 
He added that environmental education is a lifelong process. "The earlier we instill environmental awareness, the greater our chance of creating a better world and a sustainable environment," Alue added.
 
The Adiwiyata program is guided by the Ministerial Regulation of Environment and Forestry No. 05/2013, which sets the framework for the program’s implementation. The award is given to schools that adopt environmentally conscious practices and foster a healthy learning environment. The ultimate goal is to raise environmental awareness within the school community and encourage responsibility for protecting the environment.
 
This year’s award recognized 720 schools, with 208 receiving the prestigious Sekolah Adiwiyata Mandiri award and 512 being honored as Sekolah Adiwiyata Nasional. The Adiwiyata Nasional designation represents the initial level of the program, while the Mandiri level is awarded to schools that have sustained their commitment to environmental education at the national level.
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