Indonesia Explores International Cooperation for Asian-African Conference Museum Historic Area Development
Indonesia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs is exploring cooperation with friendly nations for the development of the historic area of the Asian-African Conference Museum in Bandung. The initiative aims to preserve the Bandung Spirit and the conference's values through archiving, digitization, and utilization. Potential collaborations have been discussed with Japan.
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