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JAKARTA – The Minister of Youth and Sports of the Republic of Indonesia (Menpora RI) Dito Ariotedjo received the Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia (Ambassador RI) to Ethiopia Al Busyra Basnur who brought an independent exchange group young people in Indonesia.

The Indonesian ambassador said that the initiative to carry out this youth exchange was inspired by his participation in the past in the framework of the Indonesia-Canada youth exchange and ASEAN ships.

“Mr. Minister, this is the first for Africa, it is an independent program, and I initiate it wherever I work because I see how valuable exchanges of young foreigners are. In 1984, at During the time of Pak Abdul Gafur, I became a young activist participating in the Indonesian-Canadian youth exchange twice, and ASEAN ships,” the Addis Ababa-based Indonesian Ambassador recalled.

One of the agendas of Ethiopian youth in Indonesia is to see a lot of youth and sports activities, including the desire for support from the Ministry of Youth and Sports for the project to organize the 3rd Asia Youth Forum -Africa in October 2024 next year. .

“These young Ethiopians will organize the Asia-Africa Youth Forum in October 2024, please support them,” he said.

Responding to this, Menpora Dito welcomed the idea of ​​the Afro-Asian Youth Forum, because with it good relations will be established and a wide range of knowledge in the field of youth will be established, especially for the region of these two great continents.

“Warmly welcomed, we are open to various collaborations and collaborations in the field of youth globally, including with all of Africa, as has been established with Asia, Australia, Europe and America,” the 32-year-old minister said.

To learn about the sports facilities and their various activities, young Ethiopians are invited to go to the Gelora Bung Karno district, a magnificent space for sports activists, both community sports and exploits.

“Please visit GBK, not far from this office, later you will see various sports facilities and sports activities,” Menpora Dito said. ***