The Republic of Indonesia Karachi consulate is holding the three-day exhibition at Carlton hotel. The exhibition provided the opportunity to the businessmen of both the countries to explore the possibilities of entering new markets with a long-term vision of gaining economic prosperity.
A large number of stalls comprising Indonesian products, including garments, spices, handicrafts, besides airlines, travel agencies, and Indonesian food products were set up at the exhibition, so as to promote Indonesian exports in general and tourism sector in particular. Documentary, describing tourism and trade facilities, opportunities, beautiful spots, along with the brief history and economic situations of the country, was also a part of the exhibition.
One among other most interesting aspects particularly for children and families, visiting the exhibition, was cultural performances by Indonesian children. During the exhibition many traditional dances were presented.
Consul General of Indonesia in Karachi, Rossalis R Adenan, addressing a closing ceremony, he said that the three-day event would focus on promoting Indonesia tourism and will also display Indonesian products such as spices, textiles, papers and food products and consumers goods.
He said that Indonesia and Pakistan enjoy excellent political relations but stressed that these should also be reflected in other fields such and economy and tourism etc.
Furthermore the exhibition was highlighted the cultural shows, Indonesian cultural performances like Puspawresti dance, Piring dance, Tanjung Katung dance Sajojo dance and Poco-poco dances, were performed by the Indonesian and Pakistani students. The visitors fully enjoyed the Indonesian traditional colorful performances that were excellently organised and every one completely enjoyed and took great interest while many visitors have come forward to register the name of their children to learn the Indonesian dances. The exhibition productively concluded on Sunday, November 20, 2011 in very successful manner.-PR
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