Muhammad Rudi, the Head of BP Batam, made a notable appearance at the Nusantara Viking Bintan Island Festival, held at Sei Carang Terminal Field, Bintan Center, Tanjungpinang. His presence marked a strong endorsement for the growth of Small and Medium Enterprises (UMKM) in the region.
Rudi, acknowledged as the Viking Elder of the Kepri Province, was warmly received by the festival’s attendees, including hundreds of UMKM stakeholders. His successful track record in developing Batam has been a source of inspiration for the Viking Bintan Island members to advance their region economically.
Rudi emphasized the importance of regional development and its economic benefits, particularly for Tanjung Pinang and Bintan, drawing from Batam’s growth model.
He called for unity among festival-goers and UMKM participants, highlighting the collective responsibility to develop the Kepri Province.
Rudi urged the nurturing of local culture and traditions, emphasizing their role in fostering a positive future.
He advocated for UMKM growth as a key driver of local economies, emphasizing the sector’s role in creating jobs, increasing income, and reducing unemployment.
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Festival organizer Ceffi expressed gratitude for Rudi’s support, noting his presence as a morale booster for Viking members engaged in regional development.
The Nusantara Viking Festival in Bintan Island, supported by Muhammad Rudi, highlights the region’s commitment to cultural preservation and economic growth through UMKM development. For Singaporeans and international visitors, this event presents an opportunity to experience the rich cultural fabric of Indonesia and explore potential business collaborations in a thriving local enterprise environment.
The Nusantara Viking Festival on Bintan Island, graced by Muhammad Rudi’s presence, underscored the significance of UMKM development in regional economic growth. The festival showcased cultural celebrations, local enterprise promotion, and performances by renowned artists, reflecting the region’s dedication to cultural and economic vibrancy. This initiative is a positive indicator for regional development, offering potential collaborative opportunities for international visitors and neighboring countries like Singapore.
