To further implement the spirit of “building a model of cooperation between Asian and African countries in the new era”, promote the cultural industry construction along the “maritime silk road in the 21st century”, the China Cultural Industry Association (CCIA), at the invitation of the Ministry of Education and Culture (MEC), Republic of Indonesia, paid a visit to Indonesia from July 2 to 6.

Mr. Kacung Marijan, Director of the Culture Department in Ministry of Education and Culture in Indonesia (second from right) and Mr. Sofyan Tan, Indonesian parliamentarian (first from right), presented souvenir to CCIA delegation.

On July 3, the CCIA Delegation met with Prof. Kacung Marijan, Director of the Culture Department in Ministry of Education and Culture, and Mr. Sofyan Tan, Indonesian parliamentarian. Prof. Kacung Marijan and Parliamentarian Sofyan Tan welcomed the CCIA Delegation respectively on behalf of Ministry of Education and Culture and the Indonesian Parliament. Director Marijan welcomed the investment by Chinese enterprises, promised to offer great supports regarding to Sino-Indonesia cultural cooperation. President Zhang Bin indicated that CCIA organized a delegation to Indonesia for survey, aiming at establishing a cooperation platform with the Indonesian governmental authorities, excellent cultural enterprises and institutions and realizing in-depth exchanges and pragmatic cooperation in the cultural industry between the two.

On July 6 in Djakarta, Mr. Liu Yuzhu, Party Committee Member and Assistant Minister of Culture of P. R. China, and Mr. Zhang Bin, CCIA President met with Mr. Triawan Munaf, Head of Creative Economy Agency , discussing the promotion of Sino-Indonesia cultural exchanges and industrial cooperation.

Mr. Zhang Bin(left), CCIA President, and Mr. Triawan Munaf, Head of Indonesian Creative Economy Agency.

A group photo of Mr. Liu Yuzhu(forth from left), Party Committee Member and Assistant Minister of Culture of P. R. China, Mr.Wu Jiangbo (third from right),Director of Cultural Industry in Ministry of Culture, and CCIA delegation.