The Reinwardt delegation engaged in a series of productive meetings with key partners, including the National Museum of Indonesia, DKI Jakarta authorities, and representatives from the Indonesian Ministry of Culture. These conversations reflected a shared commitment to heritage conservation and the professional development of the museum sector.

Against the backdrop of a rich and intertwined history, the dialogue focused on how to build on years of collaboration in areas such as conservation practices, museum education, and community engagement. Both sides emphasized the importance of inclusive storytelling and sustainable approaches to heritage management.

The visit not only reinforced institutional ties but also highlighted a mutual desire to nurture cultural exchange and learning. As global conversations about heritage evolve, the Reinwardt Academie and its Indonesian partners are exploring new ways to make museums more accessible, relevant, and resilient.

This continued cooperation underscores the enduring value of cultural diplomacy — and the role that museums play in connecting people, histories, and futures.