MSME Bazaar Holds, Airlangga And Yanti Support Domestic Products

General Chairperson of the Golkar Party DPP Airlangga Hartarto with his wife, Yanti Airlangga, attended the MSME bazaar held at the Golkar Party DPP / Photo: IST

JAKARTA— The General Chair of the Golkar Party DPP Airlangga Hartarto and his wife, Yanti Airlangga, attended the MSME bazaar held at the Golkar Party DPP, on Jalan Anggrek Neli, Slipi, West Jakarta. The activity which lasted for two days, from Saturday 26 March and Sunday 27 March, was filled with MSME players.

This activity is an effort by the Golkar Party to provide the community's needs at a cheaper price ahead of Ramadan.

Airlangga Hartarto Together with his wife, directly observing the Golkar Women's Bazaar in the open area of the Golkar DPP office. The two of them are often seen talking directly with the owners of MSME outlets. In fact, Airlangga buys products that are being sold. The owner of the MSME booth repeatedly thanked Airlangga and his wife.

Not only buying, Airlangga also prayed for the traders, with the hope that their business could progress and develop.

"Hopefully it sells well, Ma'am. God willing, it will be useful for all. MSME sales are selling well, local residents can also get quality goods at low prices," said Airlangga while reviewing the bazaar, Sunday, March 27.

Meanwhile, IIPG Chair Yanti Airlangga said this activity was initiated by the Golkar Party Wives Association (IIPG) and a number of organizations within the party bearing the banyan tree symbol. Apart from IIPG, there are also other Golkar Party Women's Organizations, such as KPPG, AMPG, Alhidayah Recitation, and HWK.

Yanti said that Golkar, especially its female cadres, was aware of the difficulties of the community every time before Ramadan, especially in the midst of the threat of the COVID-19 pandemic.

"We realize that before Ramadan, a month full of blessings, many residents are still having difficulties," said Yanti.

The Golkar Party's Cheap Bazaar was held to cater for 1,000 residents from two RWs in the vicinity of the Golkar Party's DPP office.

In addition to residents, the bazaar is also intended for street vendors (PKL). There are coupons for residents that can be exchanged for various basic needs, such as basic necessities, kitchen utensils, schools, clothes, and children's toys.

In addition to holding merchandise for basic necessities, the bazaar was also enlivened by various competitions. Among other things, cooking competitions and flower arrangement. All activities are intended for residents in the vicinity of the Golkar Party DPP office.