The Practice Of Pancasila Can Be Done With Digital Speech

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JAKARTA - Wednesday, March 30, DITJEN IKP Kominfo together with the Indonesian House of Representatives held a Digital Forum with the theme "Practicing Pancasila with Digital Skills".

The discussion forum was filled with several speakers and presenters. The MC opened the event with greetings and good morning greetings as well as welcoming the speakers at the Digital Forum and participating participants.

The event began with singing the anthem Indonesia Raya and was followed by a perfect attitude by the participants who attended the seminar. It was opened with a dance by the Jelantika Nusantara Studio, namely the Coastal Flower dance.

The first event was opened with a keynote speech from Wiryanta, as Director of Information and Communication of Human Development and Culture of the Directorate General of IKP, Ministry of Communications and Informatics, who shared lessons about the state of the digital era which is still lagging behind in several fields.

"So this is a homework for the community and the government on how to increase the gender equality index so that it will increase in the future," he said.

He also conveyed the consequences of gender inequality that harmed women, including violence and so on.

It was continued by the presentation of material from Rizki Sadiq, as a Member of Commission I of the Indonesian House of Representatives who conveyed about the digital world, namely a world without boundaries that does not know any partitions. What are the benefits of practicing Pancasila with digital skills, especially for Indonesian youth so that they can increase the capacity of the youth themselves.

"We as youths and millennials should be able to equalize and adjust the abilities according to the standard of youth abilities out there, namely developing with digital. And being able to take advantage of digital platforms as they should along with providing tips and tricks on how we manage or manage social media properly. good," he said.

​This was followed by a presentation from the third speaker, Shinta Yuliasmi, a social activist who presented material on the issue of gender equality in the digital world.