Ganjar Gets Support From Young Entrepreneurs Of FGBMFI, Asks Licensing Corruptors To Be Licensed

JAKARTA - Hundreds of entrepreneurs who are members of the Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International (FGBMFI) organization are clustered to want to hear the ideas and ideas of presidential candidate Ganjar Pranowo, Saturday, October 28. Applause thundered, as if they saw the hope of a Ganjar Pranowo at Sarbini Hall, Jakarta.

Well, that day hundreds of entrepreneurs who are members of the Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International (FGBMFI) organization gathered at the Future Heroes event. Ganjar was invited as a speaker to convey his ideas and ideas related to Indonesia.

Ganjar looks stunning with his brilliant ideas and ideas to make Indonesia superior. Some of the issues discussed by Ganjar, for example, eradicating corruption, ease of licensing to taxation, made entrepreneurs give lively applause.

"Pak Ganjar is a populist leader, dedicated, brilliant, creative, active and authentic. And most importantly, he understands the aspirations of the people," said Dalie Sutanto, National President of FGBMFI.

He said what Ganjar said as felt and he hoped that the entrepreneurs would do. He hopes that Ganjar can really realize what he aspires to.

"Of course we are very happy, we hope that what Pak Ganjar said can be realized for the progress of our nation," he said.

During the event, Ganjar conveyed several vision and mission for Indonesia. Among them are increasing the state budget, eradicating corruption and digitizing the government system.

"Mr. Mahfud and I have the same anxiety. Why is this republic not having integrity? Corruption is everywhere, entrepreneurs have paid taxes but continue to be chased, licensing is difficult and others. How can we progress if it is still like this," explained Ganjar.

For this reason, his party will focus on solving these problems when getting a mandate from the Indonesian people. The main things to do are eradicating corruption, collusion, and nepotism (KKN).

If corruption is brushed off, permits are made easier, taxes are managed properly and using the digital system, then the potential for leakage of the state budget, Ganjar continued, can be reduced. The end, the budget can be doubled for the prosperity of the people.

"And this is a reform agenda that is still a big homework to this day. They are made difficult, there is extortion, there is corruption. So what must be done is brushed up with firm action, besides us continuing to improve the system and education," he explained.

Ganjar has discussed a lot with his partner, Mahfud MD regarding this matter. And Ganjar ensured that both of them already had the same view on the big issue.

"One in building integrity. There must be stricter law enforcement, so that the system will be much better organized. That way, the business world will emerge by itself because they get the best service," he concluded.