Meet Pramono At City Hall, Kaesang: Get Political Advice, Not Insulting Others

DKI Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung with PSI Chairman Kaesang Pangarep/PHOTO: Diah Ayu-VOI

JAKARTA - Chairman of the Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI) Kaesang Pangarep met with DKI Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung at DKI Jakarta City Hall. Kaesang was accompanied by a number of members of the PSI faction of the DKI Jakarta DPRD.

After the meeting ended, Pramono took Kaesang to the front door of the DKI City Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall and immediately entered the room without accompanying Kaesang to give a statement to the media crew.

After holding the meeting which lasted less than an hour, Kaesang admitted that he was limited to keeping in touch and maintaining good relations between PSI and his regional head.

"Today we have a meeting with the Governor of Jakarta, one of the agendas is to wish him a happy birthday, yesterday (Pramono) just his birthday," said Kaesang at DKI Jakarta City Hall, Thursday, June 12.

In addition, the youngest son of the 7th President Joko Widodo also admitted that he received political advice from the senior PDI-P politician (PDIP).

"We were also here to get advice from the governor for politics. One is focus, the second is not insulting to other people. That's all. Relax everything earlier," said Kaesang.

On that occasion, Kaesang admitted that his party through representatives at the DKI Jakarta DPRD would remain critical of every program of the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government during the leadership of Pramono and Rano Karno.

"Earlier I had permission also to the Governor, however we will remain critical of the Governor. But we are perpendicular to the Governor so that all the Governor's programs are smooth," he said.

Kaesang did not want to comment on anything other than the meeting with Pramono, such as the issue of the election of the new PSI General Chair. Where, Kaesang and Jokowi are predicted to be new candidates for leadership of the party bearing the rose symbol.

"Not here. This is the governor's place. It's not good for me to comment on PSI here," he concluded.