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BI Stories
Among many coins in the past, there is one type of money that was also used as a talisman, called “magic coin”. “Magic Coin” or talisman coin is more popularly known as Wayang Gobog because most of the characters are coming from the characters in wayang. Although it was known as money, Gobog has no nominal value. There are only symbols or stories in
Among many coins in the past, there is one type of money that was also used as a talisman, called “magic coin”. “Magic Coin” or talisman coin is more popularly known as Wayang Gobog because most of the characters are coming from the characters in waya
29 January 2020
The use of Chinese characters in circulated banknotes in Indonesia first occurred with DJB Series of “Frame II”. The money was printed by DJB in Johan Enschede en Zonen, printing, Netherlands. The Chinese characters were printed along with Latin, Arabic-M
21 January 2020
Jakarta, January 17th, 2020, Bank Indonesia held an awarding night for blog and vlog contest participants in which millennials who have actively participated in disseminating BI's latest policies in the digital payment platform, namely QRIS (Quick Respons
20 January 2020
Makassar, January 11th 2020, in the beginning of 2020 Museum BI in collaboration with BICARA (BI Call and InteRAction) greeted #SahabatMuseumBI and #SobatRupiah in Makassar for DIGIFEST or Digital Festival. The two-day event aims to encourage the implemen
13 January 2020
Jakarta 2019, Museum Bank Indonesia as a public space and communicator of Bank Indonesia's policy took part in supporting and providing place for the creative industries of millennial generation in the digital economy era through “Pasar Inspirasi (Inspira
3 December 2019
Bank Indonesia held the annual Sharia Economic Festival (FESyar), as a form of support towards Indonesian vision as the center of world’s sharia economy and financial development. The third Sharia Economic Festival event this year was held in Surabaya, Ea
9 November 2019
Solo, 9 November 2019, as a factual evidence from the development of the National Cashless Movement (GNNT) implementation, Bank Indonesia held FESKABI (Bank Indonesia Education Festival) at the Auditorium of Sebelas Maret University (Solo). This event aim
As the new face of BI Goes to School, Bank Indonesia’s Education Festival (FEStival EduKAsi Bank Indonesia - FESKABI) is back this year under the same mission, to disseminate information, to educate, and also to provide entertainment for academic commun
4 November 2019
Surabaya, October 2019, Museum BI Goes To School (MGTS) was back to share knowledge and insight of central bank history. At this moment, Museum BI visited one of Islamic boarding schools (Pesantren) in the Sidoarjo region, namely Bumi Sholawat Sidoarjo Is
31 October 2019
On October 29, 2019, after succeed in holding Bank Indonesia’s Education Festival (FESKABI) in Solo, the next city visited was Lampung. In FESKABI, socialisation and education about BI and its policies was held In Lampung, the city where famous for its el
29 October 2019
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