M20 Summit Conference Starting Point to Introduce TMII Post-Renovation
The peak of the M20 (Music20) event was closed with the M20 Summit Conference (KTT) on October 31 and the “M20 Concert” on November 1, 2022 at Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII), Jakarta. This series of hybrid agendas featured top musicians across generations and genres who are the pride of Indonesia.
The M20 Summit Conference was officially opened by Erick Tohir as Minister of SOEs. The event was attended by 100 delegates including 30 Indonesian delegates and 70 delegates from G20 countries and G20 invited countries, including the United States, Brazil, Japan, Canada, Cambodia, India, Indonesia, the United Kingdom, Italy, Mexico, South Africa, Russia, and members of the European Union.
PT Taman Wisata Candi Borobudur, Prambanan & Ratu Boko as the manager of TMII, supports the implementation of the M20 activities which are part of the 20 Indonesian G2022 Presidency agenda. The M20 agenda is the starting point for introducing TMII after the renovation to the general public, especially for state guests, such as ambassadors and other stakeholders.
"The role of M20 is very important for TMII where we are starting to open our area for international and public agendas. This is certainly a golden opportunity for TMII and PT TWC as the new manager to introduce in depth the area developed through the vision of The Showcase of Indonesia Beauty," explained PT TWC President Director Edy Setijono in Jakarta, Friday (4/11/2022).
PT Aviasi Pariwisata Indonesia (Injourney) as the parent holding of the tourism industry and supporter explained that the revitalization that has been carried out is not only aimed at supporting the G20 event but also as a step to restore the spirit of TMII as before. "Through the revitalization that has been carried out, TMII will become the ultimate showcase of Indonesia," explained Edwin Hidayat Abdullah, Deputy President Director of Injourney.
Edwin explained that TMII will not only be a center for recreation or education. TMII will be a representation of Indonesian culture, diversity and hospitality. "More than that, TMII will become an option for holding national and international events in the future," he explained.
