Indonesia Alyoum, Tunisian Embassy Explore Media and Cultural Partnership

JAKARTA, INDONESIAN POST — An editorial delegation from Indonesia Alyoum visited the Embassy of Tunisia in Jakarta on Monday, Nov. 2, 2026, to explore opportunities for media and cultural cooperation. The meeting was part of the outlet’s ongoing efforts to strengthen Indonesia’s ties with Arab countries through Arabic-language reporting.

Editor-in-Chief Muhammad Anas led the delegation, accompanied by Business Development Manager Imas Damayanti. Tunisian Ambassador to Indonesia Mohamed Trabelsi received the pair alongside Embassy Counselor Noureddine Daly.

During the meeting, Anas expressed gratitude for the warm welcome and outlined Indonesia Alyoum’s mission as an Arabic-language news outlet serving Arab readers, particularly those in the Middle East.

Anas introduced Indonesia Alyoum as Indonesia’s first Arabic-language online news outlet. Through its reporting, the publication aims to present news about Indonesia and Asia to Arabic-speaking readers while creating broader opportunities for mutual understanding.

Discussions focused on prospects for media and cultural partnerships. Both sides explored potential forms of cooperation that align with the media’s role in strengthening ties between their communities.

Ambassador Trabelsi commended Indonesia Alyoum’s initiative to build connections between Indonesia and Arab countries. He noted that Arabic-language media supports these efforts by making information about Indonesia accessible to a wider audience.

The visit was part of a series of strategic meetings between Indonesia Alyoum’s management and Arab diplomatic missions in Jakarta aimed at expanding its network of partners and advancing media diplomacy.

Through these connections, Indonesia Alyoum aims to enrich its Arabic-language news and informational content about Indonesia and Asia, while fostering mutual understanding between Indonesians and the Arab world.