East Java PKS All Out Wins Anies Baswedan

Chairman of the East Java PKS DPW Irwan Setiawan during a meeting with volunteers who are members of the Anies Baswedan National Movement (GNAP) ANTARA/HO-PKS East Java.

The Regional Leadership Council of the Prosperous Justice Party (DPW PKS) East Java (East Java) strengthens collaboration to win the presidential candidate (candidate) Anies Baswedan in the 2024 General Election in the local province.

"We are all at PKS, both structure and members have committed all out to winning Anies Baswedan as president," said East Java PKS DPW Chairman Irwan Setiawan in his statement in Surabaya as reported by ANTARA, Wednesday, June 14.

According to him, the commitment to winning Anies Baswedan has also been conveyed to volunteers who are members of the Anies Baswedan National Movement (GNAP) President (GNAP) to strengthen collaboration, at the East Java PKS Office, Wednesday (14/6).

The presence of the Anies Baswedan volunteers, according to Irwan, became a strength to make changes so that Indonesia would be better.

"The meeting is proof that collaboration is increasingly solid. This is part of an effort to produce new leadership for Indonesia's change," he said.

Irwan explained the four pillars of PKS in carrying out their politics, namely national politics, empowerment, friendship and spirituality.

"Hopefully with these four pillars, we can get a victory full of blessings and dignity," he said.

Meanwhile, East Java GNAP Chairman Luluk Muawanah reminded the volunteers to straighten out their intentions.

"The intention must be good, must be straight, in order to contribute to Indonesia. If the good intentions, God willing, Allah will make it easier," said Luluk.

Representative of the Central GNAP Team Lucyana Kartakusuma who was also present at the event appreciated the East Java PKS for accommodating this activity.

"Thank you, I did not expect this activity to be facilitated by East Java PKS. This is a cool collaboration, Anies Baswedan volunteers collaborate with political parties," said Lucyana.