When Commemorating The Anniversary, Ganjar Clears The History Of Central Java Province

The 77th Anniversary Commemoration Ceremony of Central Java Province in Brebes Regency, Saturday (19/8/2023). (ANTARA/HO-Humas Central Java Provincial Government)

BREEDS- At the Commemoration Ceremony of the 78th Anniversary of Central Java Province in Brebes District Square, this Saturday, Central Java Governor Ganjar Pranowo conveyed the historical analysis of Central Java Province.

"The anniversary of Central Java Province is now celebrated every August 19, from the previous 15 August. Finally, we found that Central Java's history began with the leadership of Raden Panji Suroso Condronegoro. He was our first governor to be sworn in on August 19, 1945," he said while reading his mandate at the 78th Anniversary Commemoration Ceremony of Central Java Province in Brebes Regency, Saturday.

In this regard, the Central Java Provincial Government proposed a change in the birthday of Central Java Province from August 15, 1950 to August 19, 1945.

According to him, this historical demolition effort has been approved by the DPR RI through Law Number 11 of 2023 Article 2 so that today the commemoration of the 78th Anniversary of Central Java Province will be held.

With the disclosure of this history, said Ganjar, hopefully it can increase pride as a people of Central Java.

He felt proud to have become part of Central Java and it was an honor for him to have been involved in Central Java's development, witnessed all its growth, and witnessed the persistent spirit of society.

"I have to convey the respect for the panjenengan because in the early days of taking office, many think that all of me and panjenengan will never make Central Java progress and develop, but we will not be discouraged. We are not afraid," he said.

He said, quoted from ANTARA, Saturday afternoon, the poor assessment actually triggered all adrenaline to work super hard and his party worked on all sectors such as infrastructure, development of MSMEs, eradicating corruption, and illegal levies on public services.