Wonderful Indonesia promoted in Qatar
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The Indonesian Embassy in Doha, Qatar, has promoted the countrys tourism brand “Wonderful Indonesia” by introducing its culinary richness to mark the 40th anniversary of the two countries diplomatic ties.
The event to promote Indonesias traditional snacks featuring the culinary richness of different ethnic groups was attended by representatives of the diplomatic corps in Doha, the embassys spokesperson Boy Dharmawan informed ANTARA News here Friday.
Several snacks served to the guests were Ketan Srikaya, sweet custard with sticky rice; gethuk cake, traditional snack made from cassava; onde-onde, glutinous rice flour balls; wajik sticky rice; jalangkote, fried pie filled with chicken; Lemper, steamed sticky rice cake with beef or chicken; and apem, rice flour cakes, he remarked.
“The cakes served are delicious,” Thai Ambassadors wife Benj Chaiyindeepum said when asked to comment on the taste of the served snacks.
Benj was one of the 16 spouses of ambassadors of different countries in Qatars capital city who attended the event, he added.
Questions & Answers
Q.What was the primary purpose of the event held by the Indonesian Embassy in Doha?
What was the primary purpose of the event held by the Indonesian Embassy in Doha?
The event aimed to promote Indonesia's tourism brand, "Wonderful Indonesia," by showing the country's diverse culinary traditions. It also marked the 40th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Indonesia and Qatar.
Q.Which specific traditional Indonesian snacks were featured at the promotion event?
Which specific traditional Indonesian snacks were featured at the promotion event?
Guests were served a variety of snacks, including Ketan Srikaya, gethuk cake, onde-onde, wajik, jalangkote, Lemper, and apem. These represent the culinary richness of different Indonesian ethnic groups.
Q.Who attended the event to experience Indonesian culinary culture?
Who attended the event to experience Indonesian culinary culture?
Representatives from the diplomatic corps in Doha attended, including 16 spouses of ambassadors from various countries. The Thai Ambassador's wife, Benj Chaiyindeepum, was also present.
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