South Sumatra PKPI Heats The Party Machine, Has Prepared A Surprise

PKPI Chairperson Diaz Hendropriyono (PKPI Doc)

PALEMBANG - Indonesian Justice and Unity Party (PKPI) of South Sumatra is consolidating the party machine entirely, down to the city level. The warm-up of the party machine, although it seems that it is still far from the 2024 political year, is deemed necessary in order to be maximum.

The new chairman of the PKPI Party's Representative Council of South Sumatra, Yusmah Reza Zaini has indeed prepared a number of strategic steps to build the image of the party in this province. Reza took the slogan 'gercep' aka 'fast move' for this action.

In his written statement, Reza asked that the management in the City Leadership Council should be maximized. This is even more so if, in that area, PKPI has the House Of Representative's members (DPR). For your information, currently, PKPI has succeeded in placing three of its cadres as DPR members.

"Everyone must step in and move maximally," said Reza.

According to Reza, there are several areas in South Sumatra where the party engine is not optimal. In the near future, Reza promised to carry out a comprehensive evaluation so that this party can reap the maximum votes in the upcoming 2024 General Election.

"The restructuring of the board is part of a new spirit to consolidate the masses at the grassroots so that they can be closer to the community," explained Reza.

On this occasion, Reza said, PKPI under the leadership of Diaz Faisal Hendropriyono ensures that it is a party that is open to many people. He invited residents who felt they had potential and wanted to fight, please join PKPI.

"The PKPI's strength continues to multiply every day because it currently has a new structure that is robust and strong. Moreover, many figures joined and the retired people helped build the foundation from the grassroots," said Reza.

"The South Sumatra PKPI will also give surprises in future political contestations. We make sure that new 'Stars' will emerge both in the legislative and regional elections," said Reza.