The Jakarta Tourism and Creative Economy Agency (Disparekraf) has brought as many as 46 delegates from 25 countries to tour the Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII) and National Monument (Monas) in the INTOSAI Working Group on Audit of Extractive Industries (WGEI) City Tour 2023 activities, last week.

This is a good moment for us to introduce Jakarta as a tourist destination and international business center

Jakarta Disparekraf Head, Andhika Permata said his party supports all parties in visiting activities to all tourist destinations in Jakarta.

According to him, all tourist destinations in Jakarta deserve to be explored by foreign and international tourists.

"Jakarta Disparekraf always supports various parties who want to know more about the beauty of Jakarta through various existing tourist destinations. We have very interesting tourist objects, ranging from history, culture, culinary, and other spots that foreign and international tourists should know about," he expressed, in his written statement, Monday (7/31).

He explained 46 delegates from 25 member countries of INTOSAI WGEI came from various parts of the world such as United States, Brazil, Norway, Botswana, Ecuador, Egypt, Eswatini, Fiji, Middle Eastern countries to South Africa were invited to visit several tourist destinations including TMII and Monas.

"This is a good moment for us to introduce Jakarta as a tourist destination and international business center," he explained.

He added INTOSAI or the International Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions is an autonomous, independent and non-political organization that operates as the foundation of the external government audit community.

INTOSAI has a mission to support its members in contributing effectively to public sector accountability, as well as boosting the economy, effectiveness and efficiency of government programs for the common good.

"Then WGEI is a working group under INTOSAI which facilitates the exchange of knowledge and experience between Supreme Audit Institutions in the field of inspection of extractive industries such as the oil, gas, and mining industries," he stated.