Addressing these disparities through inclusive policies and equitable distribution of resources is essential for fostering a sense of unity among Indonesians.
3. Language Diversity
Indonesia recognizes Bahasa Indonesia as its national language, but the country also boasts hundreds of regional languages. While linguistic diversity is part of the nation’s cultural richness, it can sometimes hinder effective communication and understanding among different communities.
Efforts to promote multilingualism and ensure equal access to education in regional languages can help bridge linguistic divides and strengthen national unity.
