Elected By President, Ganjar Promises Full Attention To Regions Outside Java

PDIP Presidential Candidate Ganjar Pranowo (special)

JAKARTA - The presidential candidate Ganjar Pranowo plans to give full attention to areas outside Java so that social inequality does not occur. If elected later, he will carry out development and equitable distribution of the welfare of areas outside Java. "We build in areas that are really far away, we must get attention," said Ganjar Pranowo after attending the Sarasehan 100 Indonesian Economist event at the Mega Bank Building, Mampang, South Jakarta, Wednesday 8 November. The problem of social inequality is still happening, because only Java Island, especially Jakarta, has massive development and equal distribution of people's lives. various accesses to Indonesian needs such as education, transportation access, and internet are very easy to obtain on the island of Java. Ganjar said, indeed the current government has tried to overcome this social inequality. In overcoming social inequality, it is inseparable from the discussion of the budget in each sector. "Now the government has done it, we just need to encourage its education there to still be good, affirmative actions are carried out there, the political side of the budget must also be improved," said Ganjar.

Ganjar will build a new ecosystem in areas outside Java that have not yet received equity. That way, the problem of social inequality can be solved. "Or maybe build a new ecosystem there. Then the ecosystem also grows outside Java, therefore we can reduce the inequality," he explained.