RI-Germany Holds Science Technology Exhibition for the First Time

'Fostering Idea' exhibition takes place at the National Museum in Jakarta from 5 to 15 October 2015.

oleh Adanti PraditaDiterbitkan 06 Oktober 2015, 09:00 WIB
Lewat pameran bertajuk `Fostering Ideas` ini, pengunjung diharapkan dapat mengetahui mengenai pengembangan sains dan teknologi di Jerman.

Liputan6.com, Jakarta - Embassy of Germany in Indonesia along with Goethe-Institut Indonesien and EKONID are working together in creating Germany-Indonesia science and technology exhibition, which promotes the newest and most updated innovations in the field of science, technology, health and technique.

The exhibition with its theme 'Fostering Ideas' is expected to help attendees gain leverage on their knowledge in regards to the current development of German’s science and technological expertise.

"As we are all aware of, Germany is well known with its tradition of excelling in the field of high-technology and that was all achieved due to diligence and seriousness in its development process. That is why such exhibition is viewed as important, because it can present itself as an introductory event to getting know more about the long established development," German Embassy Counselor of Science and Technology, Michael Rottman said during the opening of the exhibition held on Monday 5 October 2015 at National Museum, Jakarta.

Apart from informing people regarding Germany's road to development, the exhibition will also allow those who come to be further informed regarding the established cooperation between the two countries in the particular field of science which includes biotechnology, health, biodiversity, oceanography, and other related subjects.

The exhibition also presents Germany’s companies that have been established in Indonesia.

"It is with this exhibition I sincerely hope that Indonesia can learn a lot from Germany and that it could spur future collaborations between the two countries in terms of innovation,” Indonesian Research and Technology Minister, M. Nasir said.

The exhibition is the first science and technology event held by both Germany and Indonesia in Indonesia. The event takes place at the National Museum from 5 October until 15 October 2015. The exhibition opens at 08.30 am and closes at 17.00 pm. (Akp/Ein)

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