Really Good! The Ministry Of Finance, Led By Sri Mulyani, Has A Podcast In The Style Of Deddy Corbuzier

Deputy Finance Minister Suahasil Nazara (right) in the podcast D'Maestro

JAKARTA - The Ministry of Finance (Kemenkeu) introduced a new podcast-type audio-video media channel as part of a strategy to expand information on government policies.

Deputy Minister of Finance (Wamenkeu) Suahasil Nazara said this podcast can be a good learning tool to make tacit knowledge explicit.

"I hope that later this D'Maestro podcast is not only for the Ministry of Finance, but also for all tacit knowledge in the field of state finance which may be in other ministries, maybe in local governments, maybe in the business world when he has experience in contact with finance. countries, maybe abroad,” he said in a webinar, Monday, August 30.

According to the Deputy Minister of Finance, tacit knowledge usually comes from the understanding, skills and experiences inherent in individuals who are inspiring, inspiring and provide positive values. It is said that he can become something that provides its own value if it is conveyed in the right ways of communication.

“Right now, fiscal policy has footprints everywhere in times of crisis like this. And I think a lot of thinking developed. I am very happy later that the ideas that now exist as tacit knowledge will be able to be published in the D'Maestro podcast, and hopefully this can be accepted by various parties because of the relaxed delivery, he said.

Furthermore, the bureaucrat who is from the Minister of Finance Sri Mulyani emphasized that the podcast is expected to clarify several public policies, especially the fiscal policy that is being pursued by the government.

Thus, he continued, he would be able to straighten out some policies that were circulating that were not appropriate in the community.

To note, one of the podcasts that is quite popular on the Youtube social network belongs to presenter Deddy Corbuzier who is considered quite informative in providing news for the audience. Presumably, this strategy is trying to be imitated by the Ministry of Finance.

“For the younger generation, this podcast is the right way to build enthusiasm, dedication, hard work, honesty and sincerity in carrying out their duties. And for the leaders, it is hoped that they will be able to provide tacit knowledge to the younger generation in the future,” concluded the Deputy Minister of Finance, Suahasil Nazara.