Ganjar Meets 'NAGA' Volunteers, Launches Plant Of 1 Million Tree Seeds

Presidential Candidate number three Ganjar Pranowo received the support of Nusantara Ganjar (NAGA) volunteers at Inews Tower Jakarta, Thursday (11/1/2024). ANTARA/Devi Nindy

Presidential candidate number 3 Ganjar Pranowo meets Nusantara Ganjar (NAGA) volunteers, consisting of young people who are pre-kariate, or who have uncertain working time.

Ganjar said the young people who appeared before 33 days of the end of the campaign period brought great energy to win the pair number three.

"Reslaws that have appeared recently are an energy part that is getting stronger, that we can show that God willing, Ganjar-Mahfud will win," said the former Governor of Central Java as reported by ANTARA, Thursday, January 11.

According to the white hair presidential candidate, creative youth support will be a representative of the attention and ideas brought to his upcoming program if selected.

Ganjar launched a movement to plant one million tree seedlings which were symbolized with various tree seedlings such as durian, avocado to mangoes.

Ganjar said the movement initiated by NAGA volunteers was proof that young people were directly involved with environmental awareness issues.

"Sebuah kepedulian yang ditunjukkan secara konkret, karena tadi kurang sekitar 1 juta pohon akan ditanam. Tidak banyak bicara, set-set langsung tanam. Itu utama," ujar Ganjar.

At the previous meeting with Kadin, Ganjar said that he had discussed the green economy, but the other side was how to absorb labor. According to him, this is a creative process that actually has to be done, it must not be fast, and not easily.

"When we talk about a green economy, it turns out that young people have a creative economy as a companion whose orientation is very green. They care to say the circular economy, they manage waste even in places that are not big, what is it? in the village, what is it? in the village, what is it? in the alley of an urban alley," he said.

According to Ganjar, this good practice must be disseminated through media and social media.