Brussel - for 10 days, the work of culture adiluhung Indonesia became the centre of attention in the capital of the European Union. Apart from promo the tour, these efforts also to skim the unilateral claim the other nation. This Indonesian culture! Packed with the label of Ten Days Indonesia the cultural bazaar produced by the KBRI Brussel co-operation with the Instrumen Museum of Music (MIM) Brussel as the sponsor of this organiser presented Indonesian culture in a heterogenous manner.
Beginning with the stage of the skin puppet by the mastermind Maharsi, Festival Gamelan Bali, the exhibition of the Indonesian painting, and the Indonesian stage of the child's fairy tale. Moreover also was spread out workshop the gamelan, the puppet, angklung and the Indonesian dance. "Through our cultural medium asked the public here only did not continue menggagumi, but also pushed them to visit our homeland, as well as carry out various activities" of "other economics in a wide manner," said the RI Ambassador to Belgium, Luxembourg and the European Union, Nadjib Riphat Kesoema in the closing address, that was attended by the ambassadors, the diplomatic circle and the media of the friend's country. Stressed, that Ten Days Indonesia also brought the mission promoted Indonesian culture and consolidated his ownership from the unilateral claim the country other, that felt had culture because of the same group.
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