Six Young Entrepreneur Participate Furniture Exhibition in Singapore

Furniture exhibition in Singapore, the IFFS in 2014. This year was held IFFS 2015 32nd (IFFS)




JAKARTA - To support the furniture industry (furniture) are stretched, Director General of Small and Medium Industries (SMI) of the Ministry of Industry Euis Saedah plans to go to Singapore saw six young entrepreneurs who will participate in the international exhibition.

"There were six young children, the average fine arts graduate of Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB), which will follow the furniture exhibition in Singapore. I want to see to it, though not in the course of duty," said Euis Saedah in Jakarta, Thursday (13 / 3).

Actually, Indonesia has two large exhibition of furniture and handicrafts, but better accommodate large-scale industry and medium.

"Because in Indonesia International Furniture Expo (IFEX) and the International Furniture and Craft Fair Indonesia (IFFINA) average was a senior, has been established, and is good. Well, do not forget to encourage the young ones as well, which fought its own it we need to collect as well, "said Euis.

According to him, if the work of six young people are fairly good in Singapore furniture exhibition from 13-16 March 2015 (International Furniture Fair Singapore-IFFS), the Directorate General of the Ministry of Industry SMEs will facilitate the flow of young field of furniture and handicrafts to continue to grow next year.

"If it was nice to be our facilitation. Who knows, they also contribute to the export of furniture and handicraft products, but because it is not monitored, so it does not count," said Euis.

Euis added, it will continue to encourage SMEs and craft furniture continues to contribute to achieve the export target of 5 billion dollars over the next five years, as ordered by President Joko Widodo.

"That much is HPI craft. Currently contributing to the value of handicraft exports amounted to 600 million US dollars. In the next five years, we are not grandiose, but hopefully can be doubled," said Euis.

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