The first day of the webinar with the title Culture Exchange: "Let's Get to Know Each Other's Countries" Universitas STEKOM which was held on September 21, 2022 went very well. Many participants attended the webinar online. The enthusiasm was clearly seen from the many participants who attended.

This event was hosted by two STEKOM University students, namely Anggi Novita Sari (Student of STEKOM University - Business Department) and Azka Nahya Amanta (Student of STEKOM University - Information System Department). At the beginning of the event, the Chancellor of STEKOM University, Dr. Joseph Teguh Santoso (Rector of STEKOM University), gave a warm welcome to all participants and presenters. His speech was also very inspiring and motivating to all the participants.

Presenter from Malaysia, Nathaniel, presented traditional Malaysian food. The appearance of the food served is very tempting and the presenter tries to make sure that it tastes very good. He also convinced foreign participants who were Muslim not to doubt the Malaysian cuisine presented. Because the culinary food displayed is guaranteed halal. The names of the foods presented are Laksa Sarawak, Kolo Mee, kompia, tomato koay teow, koay chap, spicy porridge, midih, manok pansuh, tamarind eggplant, and others. The visualization and narration delivered by the presenter succeeded in making the participants want to taste it and want to come to Maalysia.

Presenter from Bulgaria showing exotic places in Bulgaria. Among them is the cathedral church of St. Francis Xavier. The photos and explanations presented about the cathedral church are very beautiful and exotic. Next is the fraternal church of Saint Nicholas in the Russian-Byzantine style. The culinary foods that were presented included drochena, vereschaka, kulaga, and others. They also display the exoticism of nature, both flora, fauna, and geography. The nature photos displayed are amazing.

The presentation on Indonesia was presented by Rajeshveri who is a student of STEKOM University. The presentation on Indonesia featured traditional dances such as the Kecak, Betawi Mask Dance, and others. Indonesian culinary foods were also presented in this session. There are martabak, satay, fried rice, warehouse, and others. Everything looks delicious and makes you hungry.
... to be continued on part 2...