The global initiative is being carried out in close collaboration with the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The strategic move aims to establish creative economy as an official global agenda after the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) end in 2030.
Indonesia Proposes Creative Economy for Post-2030 Global Agenda
Radio Republik Indonesia, 09 September 2026, Indonesia
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