Central Java Police Chief Guarantees TIIWG G20 Security In Solo

Central Java Police Chief Inspector General Ahmad Luthfi/ Photo: Central Java Police

SEMARANG - Surakarta City will host the G20 Trade Industry and Investment Working Group (TIIWG) meeting, which will be held on March 29-30. The international meeting in the fields of trade, investment and industry is planned to be attended by dozens of delegates from abroad.

Regarding this, the Central Java Police Chief, Inspector General of Police Ahmad Luthfi, firmly stated that the Central Java Police guaranteed the security of the international event.

In order for the implementation to run smoothly, the Kapolda asked the ranks to maximize the harkamtibmas so that there are no prominent Kamtibmas disturbances.

“One of the government's agendas is the successful implementation of international events, especially the G20. One of the series of activities, namely TIIWG, will be held in Solo tomorrow (29-30 March). We must fully support this activity," said the Central Java Police Chief in a written statement, Monday, March 28.

The Kapolda asked all components to be ready to support by synergizing with relevant stakeholders, including the TNI.

"A coordinator for security activities already exists. The Central Java Police through the functions of Pam Obvit, Doctor of Health and others immediately go to the location to carry out coordination and consolidation," he said.

In order for the series of activities to run smoothly, the Kapolda asked the maximum ranks to maintain the Kamtibmas situation. This is because Indonesia's big name is at stake as the host of the G20, so security and services must be optimal.

"I hope that Kamtibmas will remain conducive and that there will be no unnecessary disturbances of Kamtibmas," said the Kapolda.

Regarding COVID-19 in Central Java, the Kapolda stated that the current development was quite good. This can be seen from the growing economy and active community activities which indicate that communal immunity is starting to form in Central Java.