President Jokowi Leaves For Palu To Open The 2023 KMHDI National Congress

President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) (Doc: State Secretariat)

JAKARTA - Indonesian President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) is scheduled to directly open the 2023 Mahasabha XIII National Congress of the Hindu Dharma Indonesia Student Association (KMHDI) in Palu City, Central Sulawesi, Wednesday 30 August.Certificate of Press, Media, and Information of the Presidential Secretariat informed that the agenda of the KMHDI National Congress this year was held at the Tadulako University Auditorium. In his working visit, the President will take off to Central Sulawesi Province from the Ahmad Yani Army Main Air Base, Semarang City, Semarang City, after visiting the Semarang City SMKN. The president accompanied by Mrs. Iriana Jododo and his entourage using the Indonesia-1 Presidential plane towards Mutiara Al Jufri International Airport, Palu City. In Palu City, President Jokowi will also visit Masomba Market to review the prices and supply of basic necessities as well as hand over social assistance to traders. PP Presidium Chairperson KMHDI I Putu Yoga Saputra in his statement said the National Congress Mahasabha XIII KMHDI raised the theme "Supplementary Transform Towards Advanced Indonesia. The theme is intended to jointly carry out a fundamental transformation and can have a significant influence, especially in the management of resources owned by Indonesia. "Human resources (HRDM) and natural resources (SDA) owned by Indonesia today must be utilized properly. This utilization can be initiated by making improvements in the field of education to be able to create quality human resources," he said.

He said the changes that have been made today must be sustainable and consistent in building Indonesia's future. "Consistency in making changes over a long period of time is the most important thing that must be done by the Indonesian people. If this sustainability is carried out properly, then surely Indonesia's ideals to become a large country in 2045 will be realized," he said.