Indonesia to Transform Cultural Wealth into Economic Assets, Fadli Zon Eyes Licensing Revenue
Indonesian Minister of Culture Fadli Zon is advocating for the development of the nation's rich cultural heritage into intellectual property rights (IP) to generate economic value. This initiative aims not only to preserve cultural assets but also to create new revenue streams through licensing and other forms of utilization.
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