The Reog Ponorogo Community submitted files on the Reog Ponorogo burning incident at the Indonesian Consulate General in Davao - Philippines to the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Kemlu), as a follow-up to an Open Letter submitted to the Indonesian Minister of Foreign Affairs (Menlu) on 2 November 2015. Upon the submission of the files, the Reog Ponorogo Community was immediately received by the Foreign Minister, Retno LP Marsudi. In the meeting that took place in the Foreign Minister's Meeting Room, Jalan Pejambon 6, Central Jakarta, the KRP handed over files in the form of photos of the procession of burning reog, photos of reog artists who appeared at the Indonesian Consulate General in Davao in 2005, copies of the clarifications from the Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia, copies of the apology from the Indonesian Consulate General staff, names of people which must be checked by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Team, and other files. We will supervise the team formed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs so that it runs in an open, transparent and honest manner. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs' sensitivity to the reog burning incident at the Indonesian Consulate General in Davao is eagerly awaited by Reog activists and lovers," said Secretary of the Reog Ponorogo Community (KRP), M Syaiful Jihad in Jakarta, Monday (9/11/2015), in a press release. Said Syaiful Jihad, the incident of burning National Cultural Heritage assets at the Consulate General in Davao must be resolved legally, both criminally and civilly, so that the intellectual actors are revealed. In addition, there must be protection and security guarantees for Indonesian citizens in Davao, especially Indonesian citizens who have exposed this incident. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs must take responsibility, he said. On that occasion, Foreign Minister Retno LP Marsudi, accompanied by the Director General of Information and Public Diplomacy, Esti Andayani, asked the KRP to calm the reaction of the Reog-loving community, and understand the spiritual atmosphere of reog lovers, as well as no attempt to disrespect culture because it is inherent in diplomats. An internal audit has been carried out by the Consulate General in Davao, while an external audit has been carried out by the Inspectorate General, in the form of a team to find out what actually happened at the Consulate General in Davao, the progress and results will be open and accessible to the public, "said Retno, while asking to put forward the principle of presumption. innocent and carried out according to applicable procedures. We also guarantee that Indonesian citizens residing in Davao City, including those who report incidents of burning reog, will not happen, let alone violence. We guarantee his safety, concluded Foreign Minister Retno