Indonesia pushes digital IP shift with China collaboration
Indonesia's Culture Minister Fadli Zon inaugurated the Indonesia-China Video and Animation Joint Research and Development Center in Shanghai to boost digital cultural intellectual property. The global gaming market is projected to exceed $275 billion by 2026, with Indonesia's domestic gaming market valued at around $2.5 billion.
Indonesia's Culture Minister Fadli Zon said the country must become a producer and exporter of digital cultural intellectual property. Zon inaugurated the Indonesia-China Video and Animation Joint Research and Development Center in Shanghai on April 25. The center aims to bridge China's technological capabilities with Indonesia's cultural richness. Indonesia recorded 870 million mobile game downloads by the first quarter of 2026, with its domestic gaming market valued at around $2.5 billion. The minister noted that the domestic market remains dominated by foreign-developed products. The joint center is expected to nurture talent, strengthen bilateral collaboration, and promote Indonesian creative works globally.
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