Irene Urges Indonesian Creative Players to Be More Confident in the Global Market
The Indonesian government continues to encourage local creative industry players to improve their quality and competitiveness. In a recent statement, Irene, a figure active in the development of the creative sector, urged creators in the country to be more confident in bringing their work to the international market or to 'go global'.
According to Irene, Indonesia has great potential in the creative economy, ranging from art and design to digital technology. However, many creative players still feel hesitant to compete with foreign products. She emphasized that the quality of the nation's work is actually capable of competing at a global level if managed with the right strategy.
To support this step, the government and various related parties have begun to provide more platforms for creative players. This includes skills training, access to capital, and international exhibitions. With this support, it is hoped that creative players can more easily introduce Indonesia's cultural identity through their works.
Furthermore, the utilization of digital technology is the main key to reaching the global market. Irene suggests that creators utilize social media and e-commerce platforms as a bridge to connect directly with consumers in various countries. This step is considered very effective in cutting down distance and promotional costs.
In closing, this call is expected to be a motivation for the young generation of Indonesia to continue innovating. With high self-confidence and adequate infrastructure support, Indonesian creative products are expected to become a new source of pride that is widely recognized throughout the world.