National Working Meeting of Master of Notary Programs Held in Semarang
Semarang, February 8, 2024 – The Association of Master of Notary Programs at Indonesian State Universities held its National Working Meeting from February 5 to 7, 2024. The event took place at the Ballroom of Novotel Hotel Semarang. Representatives from state universities across Indonesia attended the meeting.
The meeting focused on strategic issues in program development. Participants discussed ways to improve education and research, innovate curricula, and strengthen cooperation among universities.
Discussing Strategies for Notarial Education
The meeting gave participants a valuable opportunity to exchange ideas and share experiences. They explored strategies to improve academic quality and prepare graduates for the evolving demands of the notarial profession.
Dr. Ana Silviana, S.H., M.Hum., chaired the organizing committee. She highlighted the importance of collaboration among universities.
“This National Working Meeting serves as an important platform for sharing experiences and ideas. Through collaboration, we can improve the quality of Master of Notary education in Indonesia,” she stated.
Strengthening Collaboration Through Discussions and Workshops
The program featured research presentations, group discussions, and workshops. These sessions addressed current challenges and opportunities in notarial education.
Participants also attended a seminar with notarial experts as keynote speakers. The speakers shared insights into professional developments and academic challenges. Furthermore, participants exchanged knowledge and explored solutions to common problems.
These activities encouraged universities to develop recommendations for improving educational standards. They also strengthened cooperation among Master of Notary programs across Indonesia.
Exploring Semarang’s Historical and Cultural Heritage
In addition to the academic program, participants explored several historical and cultural destinations in Semarang. Their visits included Lawang Sewu, Sam Poo Kong Temple, and Semarang Old Town.
These visits allowed participants to appreciate Semarang’s cultural heritage. They also helped participants build professional relationships outside the meeting sessions.
Supporting the Future of Notarial Education in Indonesia
The National Working Meeting demonstrated the commitment of Indonesian state universities to improving notarial education. Participants shared ideas and discussed initiatives to strengthen academic quality.
The meeting also encouraged closer cooperation among universities. Its recommendations are expected to support the development of notarial education in Indonesia. Ultimately, these efforts aim to prepare competent, professional, and responsible notaries.