Gibran Rakabuming Raka Accompanied Ganjar Pranowo On A Healthy Road: Looks Cool With A Black And White Line Shirt

Ganjar Pranowo released a healthy road event in Solo. (IST)

Solo - Gibran Rakabuming Raka, the eldest son of President Joko Widodo, again accompanied Ganjar Pranowo in greeting the community. After joining Ganjar in Bogor earlier, on Sunday, July 23, the Mayor of Solo accompanied the 2024 presidential reading from PDIP in a healthy road event in Solo.

On this occasion, Gibran's appearance attracted attention. Unlike the usual one wearing a sports uniform, that morning Gibran appeared in a black and white shirt with lines often worn by Ganjar Pranowo.

"Yes, this (white black shirt) is the line given by Mr. Ganjar. He is the one who prepares it directly," said Gibran.

Regarding the reason for choosing the shirt, Gibran just smiled. He revealed that the shirt he was wearing was a gift from Ganjar.

"This was given by him, while in Bogor yesterday," he replied.

Gibran also stated that he received many advices while accompanying Ganjar. However, he was reluctant to reveal the details of the advice he received.

"There are advice, notes, and advice. The advice is long," he said.

Furthermore, Gibran asked the media to focus more on exposing Ganjar when they are together. For him, the main concern should be on Ganjar.

"Ganjar is a presidential candidate who must receive the spotlight, I don't need to stand out too much," he said.

The healthy road event, which was initiated by the Solo PDIP DPC, was attended by tens of thousands of participants who filled Jl Ir Juanda with their families.

Ganjar Pranowo himself was present in person to release the healthy road participants. Also accompanying are Ganjar's wife, Siti Atikoh, Chairman of the Solo PDIP DPC, FX Hadi Rudyatmo, Head of LKPP, Hendrar Prihadi, and several other guests.

"I would like to thank everyone present. Let's exercise together to maintain our physical, mental, and enthusiastic health. A lot of homework needs to be done in Indonesia, and it requires cooperation from all parties," said Ganjar.

Ganjar added that this task was not an easy task, and it was necessary to work together from parties, volunteers, supporters, and the entire community.

"We must unite and work together. I pray that everyone is healthy, my greetings to the family," he concluded.