Ganjar Praises Muhammadiyah Youth For Taking Advantage Of Demographic Bonuses Through Education

Ganjar Pranowo (Photo via Central Java Provincial Government)

Central Java (Central Java) Governor Ganjar Pranowo praised the large role of Muhammadiyah Youth in utilizing Indonesia's demographic bonus through the education sector.

This was conveyed by Ganhar in his remarks at the opening of the Central Java Muhammadiyah PP Rapimwil at Dian Nuswantoro University (UDINUS), Semarang City, Central Java, Friday, August 25.

"Can we use the demographic bonus so that it can become a dividend benefit for the nation? And it is in the tradition of Muhammadiyah, namely education. It's just gaspol in education," said Ganjar.

During his two leadership periods in Central Java since 2013, Ganjar often invited the discussion of PP Muhammadiyah to discuss development and education.

According to Ganjar, Muhammadiyah Youth has good scientific and technological traditions in helping the development of Central Java. Moreover, there are many facilities that support it.

So far, we have been helped to talk about youth with friends from PP Muhammadiyah. There are so many schools and universities that are progressing too. The vision is also good for this nation and state," said Ganjar.

Furthermore, Ganjar said that Muhammadiyah Youth has creative young people in every development sector. There are experts in the field of research, e-sport players, to content creators who color the country's creative industry.

Ganjar hopes that Muhammadiyah Youth will further show their contribution in utilizing the demographic bonus towards Golden Indonesia in 2045 with impact programs.

"We hope that the next program will really be a program that can anticipate the needs of young people in the future," said Ganjar.

The Central Java Muhammadiyah PP Rapimwil will be held from 25 to 27 August 2023. Ganjar hopes that his Rapimwil will run successfully and give birth to the best consensus.

"We hope that at least the deliberation can run smoothly, deliberation and consensus must be number one, moving to anticipate these changes that have happened quickly," he concluded.