Greek Minister of Culture, Lina Mendoni, engaged in productive working meetings with the ambassadors of Indonesia, Georgia, and Turkey. The purpose of these meetings was to enhance bilateral cultural relations and explore potential collaborative initiatives. During her meeting with Indonesia's ambassador, Bebeb Djundjunan, Mendoni discussed ways to deepen cultural cooperation between Greece and Indonesia, expressing a desire to prepare a Memorandum of Cooperation and inviting Indonesia's Minister of Culture for an official visit to Greece.

The discussions focused on the possibilities for synergy within UNESCO's World Heritage framework, emphasizing the importance of modern cultural exchanges and the promotion of intangible cultural heritage from both nations. Indonesia's long-standing traditions in areas such as traditional music, dance, and shadow puppetry were highlighted as significant aspects to explore in future collaborations. Additionally, plans are underway for the exchange of sculptures between the two countries, showcasing the rich artistic heritage they both contribute to global culture.

This initiative marks a significant step in fostering cultural diplomacy and building stronger ties among these nations. The meetings reflect a commitment to not only promote cultural heritage but also to enhance mutual understanding and cooperation, which is essential in today's interconnected world. The collaboration among these countries could lead to enriching cultural exchanges that benefit their societies and nations on several levels, including tourism, education, and global cultural representation.