ÖйúPÕ¾

A Vice Minister’s Tour Through UIII's Landmark, a Walk for a Greener Future

On Tuesday, March 18, 2025, Dr. Romo H.R. Muhammad Syafi’i, the Vice Minister of Religious Affairs of Indonesia, explored the vibrant campus of ÖйúPÕ¾ (UIII), experiencing its architectural beauty, serene landscapes, and commitment to sustainability. The tour included a tree-planting ceremony, reinforcing the ministry’s support for a green campus and environmental responsibility.

Rahmatan Lil Alamin Mosque: A Spiritual and Architectural Marvel

The journey began at the Rahmatan Lil Alamin Mosque, a modern yet deeply spiritual sanctuary where students from around the world gather for prayer and reflection. This mosque represents the harmony of Islamic civilization—a place where knowledge and spirituality merge.

Student Dormitories: A Home for Global Scholars

The vice minister then visited the student dormitories, where he engaged with international students. He praised the inclusive and comfortable living facilities, emphasizing that a well-designed residential environment fosters academic excellence and cross-cultural exchange.

UIII’s Scenic Lake: A Natural Retreat for Learning and Reflection

At the heart of UIII’s campus lies a tranquil lake, a natural sanctuary that enhances student well-being while playing a crucial role in sustainability efforts. The lake symbolizes the balance between the nature and academia, and this is what makes UIII truly special.

Five-Hectare Seedling Seed Orchard (SSO): A Commitment to Sustainability

A key highlight was the Kebun Benih Semai (Seedling Seed Orchard or SSO), a vast green space dedicated to forestry research and conservation. UIII has dedicated its 4-heactare of land for Seedling Seed Orchard, developed in partnership with the Ministry of Forestry and Environment through Forest Plant Seed Center (BPTH Wilayah 1), and the Faculty of Forestry at Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) Yogyakarta.

Tree-Planting Ceremony: A Symbol of Growth and Sustainability

The tour culminated in a tree-planting ceremony, symbolizing the Ministry of Religious Affairs’ dedication to a greener future. The moment served as a lasting reminder of UIII’s dual mission: academic excellence and environmental stewardship. Through its green initiatives, UIII continues to lead as an institution where knowledge and sustainability go hand in hand.

More From Features

Jusuf Kalla Advocates for International Cooperation in Kabul Visit

Navigating Green Horizons: Unveiling the Master’s Program In Public Policy in UIII

New Chapter for UIII: Community and State Join Hands to Build Indonesia’s Future