Dynamics Is Still High, Cak Imin Doesn't Want The National Coordination Meeting Of PKB To Discuss The Presidential Election

PKB Chairman Muhaimin Iskandar (left two) at the opening of the 2024 National Election Coordination Meeting at the PKB DPP Office, Central Jakarta, Monday (28/8/2023). ANTARA/Fianda Sjofjan Rassat

Chairman of the National Awakening Party (PKB) Abdul Muhaimin Iskandar said it was too early to discuss the 2024 presidential election due to the very high political dynamics in the country.

Muhaimin said this when he opened the National Coordination Meeting (Rakornas) for the 2024 PKB Election at the PKB DPP office, Central Jakarta, Monday, August 28.

"I propose that the National Coordination Meeting this time does not need to evaluate the presidential election first because the dynamics are still very high, still very high," said Muhaimin as quoted by ANTARA.

Gus Imin, Muhaimin's nickname, said that the National Coordination Meeting will focus on discussing PKB preparations in facing general elections (elections) as a whole.

"This national coordination meeting will evaluate all performance and work in preparation for the 2024 General Election," he said.

He is ready to evaluate his performance in preparation for PKB to face the political year in 2024.

"As general chairman, of course I am ready to be evaluated, how are the stages after stages that the DPW leaders witnessed. After that, get input, provide various alternative ways of working for us," he said.

Cak Imin also expressed his appreciation to all PKB cadres and administrators, especially at the regional level, who relentlessly conveyed PKB programs to the community and made the party more trusted by the community.

"The administrators, the board of branch management in these villages and sub-districts, who have been in direct contact for almost 24 hours every day with the community. Success in convincing the community is expected to be even more effective by cadres who are at the forefront of the front line in the people and society," he concluded.