National Technology Uprising Day
August 10, Saturday
History of the Holiday
The day was established in memory of the first successful flight of the N-250 aircraft, developed by Indonesian engineers in 1995.
The aircraft was designed under the leadership of B.J. Habibie, a renowned Indonesian scientist and the country’s third president.
This day symbolizes Indonesia's ability to independently develop advanced technologies.
Main Objectives of the Holiday
Promote science and technology among the youth.
Support national innovations and startups.
Raise awareness about the role of technology in modernizing the economy and society.
How It Is Celebrated
The government organizes exhibitions, seminars, and conferences dedicated to the latest technological achievements.
Competitions for scientific projects are held for students and schoolchildren.
Leaders in technology and innovation are honored for their contributions to the country’s development.
This day serves as a reminder that sustainable growth of a nation is impossible without investments in education, research, and technological advancement.