Ganjar Promises 12 Years Of Free Schools If He Wins The 2024 Presidential Election

Ganjar Pranowo when he was Governor of Central Java communicated with students. (doc. Cilacap Regency Government)

JABAR - Candidate for president (candidate) Ganjar Pranowo promised a 12-year free school for the public if they were trusted to become President of the Republic of Indonesia if they won the 2024 presidential election.

Ganjar said education determines the future of the nation's children.

"Mothers think that the future of the nation's children, namely 12 years of schooling is at least free," he said in a national campaign oration in Wates Square, Kulon Progo Regency, Yogyakarta Special Region (DIY), Sunday, January 28, was confiscated by Antara.

He said he was also in the form of realizing a poor family, one undergraduate.

"I also come from underprivileged families, and have even been involved in moneylenders during college," he said.

He said parents struggle for their children so that they go to school because education will change their families.

"One poor family, one family. That's what is expected to be great children who help their families and parents, surely they have noble character," he said.

Ganjar also greeted people with disabilities who came to open campaigns.

He promised to pay attention to people with disabilities.

"Every time preparing a development plan, it is often left behind, namely the group of women, children, disabilities, and the elderly," he said.

He hopes that people who come to the general campaign will be able to make their choices.

"You have a choice, have a reference to choose from. Select number 3," he said.