KAHMI Muda Declaration Erick Thohir As A Vice President Candidate For 2024

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JAKARTA - The Presidium of the Young HMI Alumni Collection (KAHMI) Indonesia declared Erick Thohir as a candidate for Vice President (Vice President) 2024. The National Presidium Coordinator of KAHMI Muda Indonesia Basri said Indonesia must choose a leader who has insight in active experience in the world's economy and political arenas.

According to Basri, this is the main capital for Indonesia in dealing with the world's economic and geopolitical uncertainties. In the research of the Presidum KAHMI Muda Indonesia, Basri continued, there are a number of names that have emerged as candidates for the 2024 presidential and vice presidential candidates with various competencies and advantages.

"But objectively, we consider Mr. Erick Thohir to be the right figure to be elected vice president in 2024," Basri said during the declaration of supporting Erick Thohir to run as a vice presidential candidate in 2024, held on Jalan Tanjung Dako, Palu City, Central Sulawesi, Saturday 26 December.

Basri said Erick had a wealth of economic and political experiences at the international level. Erick also, said Basri, has proven to be able to create a rate of growth and economic equity, as well as prevent Indonesia's economic bankruptcy in the midst of inflationary movements and uncertainty in the world's economic situation.

With this track record, Basri believes that the former Inter Milan President can become a leader that makes Indonesia a superior country.

Basri said that in its movement, this organization focuses on politics and the economy without turning a blind eye to other things. He assessed that the Presidium of KAHMI Muda Indonesia has a responsibility in playing an active role in preparing the best figures to lead this nation.

"For that reason, today we are determined to declare support for Mr. Erick Thohir as vice president of 2024. Furthermore, this declaration in Palu City will also be carried out in all provinces in Indonesia," Basri added.