Menekraf, the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy of Indonesia, recently showed their support for the Muslim fashion industry by attending the Fashion Exhibition organized by the Indonesian Muslim Fashion Designers Association (KAHMI). The event, which took place in Jakarta, aimed to showcase the latest trends and designs in Muslim fashion, as well as promote the development of the creative economy in Indonesia.
The Minister of Tourism and Creative Economy, Sandiaga Uno, expressed his appreciation for the efforts of KAHMI in organizing the event and highlighted the importance of the Muslim fashion industry in contributing to Indonesia’s creative economy. He emphasized the potential of the fashion industry to generate income, create jobs, and promote Indonesia’s cultural heritage on the global stage.
The Fashion Exhibition featured a variety of designs from emerging and established designers, showcasing a range of styles, from traditional to modern, in modest fashion. The event attracted a diverse audience, including fashion enthusiasts, industry professionals, and members of the media, who were all impressed by the creativity and innovation on display.
In line with the government’s efforts to promote the development of the creative economy, Menekraf has been actively supporting initiatives that aim to showcase Indonesian talent and creativity in various sectors, including fashion. By collaborating with organizations like KAHMI, the ministry hopes to create opportunities for designers to showcase their work, network with industry professionals, and access resources that will help them grow their businesses.
The Fashion Exhibition organized by KAHMI is just one example of the many events and initiatives that Menekraf has supported in its efforts to promote the creative economy in Indonesia. Through these efforts, the ministry aims to create a vibrant and sustainable creative economy that will benefit not only designers and artists, but also the wider community and economy as a whole.
Overall, the Fashion Exhibition organized by KAHMI was a success, showcasing the diversity and talent of Indonesian designers in the Muslim fashion industry. With the support of Menekraf and other government agencies, the creative economy in Indonesia is poised to continue growing and thriving, providing opportunities for designers to showcase their work and contribute to the country’s economic development.
