Wahyu Dwi Anggoro
IDXChannel - The Jalan Nusantara or Archipelago Street has been inaugurated at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris, France on 13 November.
Jalan Nusantara is a special area at UNESCO Headquarters dedicated as an exhibition hall for 11 art objects donated by the Indonesian Government to UNESCO.
The eleven cultural objects are replicas of prehistoric human skulls, Borobudur mockup, Prambanan mockup, Samudra Raksa relief, a painting depicting the Death of Kumbakarna by Nyoman Mandra, Garuda Wisnu Kencana by Nyoman Nuarta, Borobudur silver souvenirs, Flute player statues, and a robot angklung by Eko Mursito.
In addition, there are maps and digital inventories that offer an overview of all 66 UNESCO cultural and natural heritage found in Indonesia.
In his remarks, Ambassador Mohamad Oemar, who is the Permanent Delegate of Indonesia to UNESCO, affirmed Indonesia's commitment to the preservation and restoration of cultural objects through UNESCO, one of which is realized through Jalan Nusantara.
