2026 Santri Day Commemoration: Cross-Organizational and Inter-Religious Collaboration Showcases National Unity Symbol
On October 22, 2026, the commemoration of 'Hari Santri' (Santri Day) featured an event symbolizing national unity, a collaborative effort involving various religious organizations and mass organizations. This initiative highlights unity amidst Indonesia's diversity.
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