"The domestic music industry is being threatened by the entry of Korean Pop (K-Pop), and now is time for us to create I-Pop," the minister remarked at Sapta Pesona building here on Monday night.
Mari noted that K-Pop's entry posed a threat to the domestic music industry, which must rise to the challenge by creating I-Pop.
She explained that the Indonesian music industry's contribution to foreign exchange was relatively small, at only 0.73 percent, but previous years' evaluation indicated that the number of domestic music listeners had reached 80 percent.
Therefore, the minister promised full support to domestic musicians, song writers and the music industry in competing against K-Pop by creating I-Pop.(IGT/T007)
Editor : Nyoman Budhiana
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