The Acting Mayor Of Makassar Sends Team To Open Communication With Danny Pomanto

Danny Pomanto (Personal Instagram)

MAKASSAR - Acting Mayor of Makassar Rudy Djamaluddin wants to build communication with the elected Mayor of Makassar, Mohammad Ramdhan Pomanto or Danny Pomanto. The Acting Mayor of Makassar sent a team to Danny Pomanto's house.

"We are eager to coordinate this morning I sent a team there to be present, to be able to communicate," said Rudy Djamaluddin, to reporters, Monday, February 8.

However, Rudy Djamaluddin did not have room to meet. Danny Pomanto is said to be resting.

"If for example he has accepted, I will arrange another time there or what," continued Prof. Rudy.

Previously, South Sulawesi Governor Nurdin Abdullah asked PJ Mayor of Makassar Rudy Jamaluddin and the elected mayor Danny Pomanto to build communication so that chaos would not occur in the future government structure.

This was conveyed in connection with the assumption that the decision to carry out the selection process for officials within the Makassar City Government was not in accordance with the regulations.

According to Nurdin Abdullah, it is important to build communication between the two public officials, so that after the inauguration of the elected mayor, the order of government can run optimally.

"Actually this is not a big problem, when a PJ Mayor inaugurates a number of echelon officials in his administration even though it is at the end of his term of office. Provided, everything is communicated together with the elected Mayor officials. Because the point is communication. I have told PJ Walkot to communicate with the mayor. was elected regarding the officials' proposal, "he said when contacted.

Meanwhile, Danny Pomanto admitted that he was ready to open the door to meet him. Moreover, he intends to discuss the program, he is very open.

"There is no problem, at best I say, whether it is according to our vision and mission, or whose vision and mission is that, there is no problem. I am the youngest person to meet," said Danny Pomanto.