In order to enliven the celebration of the 80th Bhayangkara Day, the East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) Regional Police held a large-scale Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSME) bazaar. The event, centered at Bhayangkara Field, Kupang City, takes place for three days, from July 3 to 5, 2026, and has successfully attracted high enthusiasm from the local community.
Head of Public Relations of the NTT Regional Police, Police Commissioner Henry Novika Chandra, stated that this activity is a concrete manifestation of the National Police's support for the revival of the people's economy. A total of 123 booths have been prepared, consisting of 100 booths for general public MSMEs, 20 booths from NTT Regional Police work units, and 3 booths from regional police offices. This diverse participation is expected to create an effective marketing space for business actors in the NTT region.
Various superior regional products are showcased in the bazaar, ranging from traditional NTT culinary delights, handicrafts, ikat weaving, to local agricultural commodity products. In addition to being a means of economic transactions, this bazaar also provides cheap market facilities to help meet public needs, while serving as a platform to appreciate the creativity of small business actors in processing local potential.
Not just a trade exhibition, the organizers also present a series of spectacular entertainment every night. Ranging from Sasando musical art performances, contemporary dance, choir performances, to appearances by local bands and DJs, these are designed to build an emotional closeness between the National Police and the community amidst the celebration of the police institution's historic day.
The highlight of the event, to be held on Sunday (5/7/2026), is predicted to be a memorable closing with a grand prize draw and various cultural art performances. Police Commissioner Henry Novika Chandra invited all residents of Kupang City and surrounding areas to attend, enjoy the available entertainment, and provide full support by purchasing local products made by the region's children.
