Ganjar Encourages Young People To Continue To Innovate, Ready To Provide Facilities To Protect

Ganjar Pranowo (Photo of the Ganjar Campaign Team)

JAKARTA - Presidential Candidate (Capres) Ganjar Pranowo and Vice Presidential Candidate (Cawapres) Mahfud MD became panelists in an event entitled 'The Generation of Movers to Achieve the Future (GPMMD) at the Jakarta Concert Hall, iNews Tower, Central Jakarta.

The event featured five talented Indonesian youths who have made achievements in various fields.

They are Irzan Raditya as the founder of the word.ai while Sofyan is known as Farmer of Gen Z, the automotive sector is also represented by Rainer (Alva Motor) and Trias (Largo Ebike) and Chiky Fawzi Founder of the Chiki.go brand.

Ganjar and Mahfud gave high appreciation for the achievements of these young people. According to Ganjar, innovation of young people not only benefits the community, but will make the Indonesian nation more advanced.

"If we finished talking with the young people earlier, it was extraordinary. They are confident, yes, they are equally sure that it is in the hands of young people and then these creative and innovative children, we will move forward much faster," said Ganjar.

Ganjar emphasized his commitment to continue to support the younger generation of Indonesia so that they continue to work for the progress and excellence of the country.

In addition to giving appreciation, Ganjar also promised to solve various problems that are often faced by young people in their innovation journey.

This white-haired presidential candidate is committed to overcoming these problems in order to facilitate more innovations that remain in Indonesia and provide significant economic benefits for the nation.

"Of course the return will regulate, provide facilities to provide protection, so that the world of creation will not die. That's what they need today," said Ganjar.

Ganjar believes that the talented young generation in Indonesia is not only small, but there are various regions in Indonesia.

"There are millions of people like them, this is Indonesia's future," he concluded.