Pancasila Sanctity Day, Menbud Fadli Zon With The TNI Commander, National Police Chief And Cabinet Join National Songs

Menbud Fadli Zon together with the TNI Commander, National Police Chief and Cabinet Secretary sing national songs (Doc. Kemenbud)

JAKARTA The Pancasila Sanctity Day Commemoration Ceremony was held at the Pancasila Sakti Monument, Lubang Buaya, East Jakarta on Wednesday, October 1. This event left a different impression when President Prabowo Subianto greeted the Cibinong EDCO 2 State Vocational High School (Esemka Dua Cibinong Orchestra) choir team, which performed national anthems with great enthusiasm.

Together with the choir team, in front of President Prabowo Subianto, Minister of Culture Fadli Zon suddenly joined to sing a number of national songs. He is not alone. TNI Commander General Agus Subiyanto, National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo, and Cabinet Secretary Teddy Indra Wijaya are also dissolved in togetherness.

A number of songs were sung such as 'Indonesia Pusaka', 'Tanah Airku', 'Wake Up Youth Youth Youth Youth Youth', to 'Garuda Pancasila' echoing, creating a different warm atmosphere than usual. President Prabowo witnessed the moment with a big smile.

Menbud Fadli left a message to the younger generation on the sidelines of the choir's appearance.

"Never get tired of understanding and practicing Pancasila. Use creativity in this digital era to spread the message of unity, tolerance, and social justice. Prove that the younger generation of Indonesia is a generation of intelligent, character, and spirit of Pancasila," he said.

Menbud Fadli emphasized that the value of Pancasila is not only living in text, but also in everyday culture. The values are present in traditional rituals, works of art, regional music, to social interactions. Therefore, I invite artists, culturalists, traditional leaders, educators, and religious leaders to be at the forefront of preserving a culture based on Pancasila, "he said.

This moment of togetherness on Pancasila Sanctity Day shows a different way to revive Pancasila: not only through ceremonies, but through songs, arts, and cultural expressions that are close to the community.