Young AMIN Holds Nobar The Last Debate Of The Presidential Election, Delivers Anti-Corruption Messages At 105 Points Throughout Indonesia

The young AMIN movement held a viewing with the fifth debate of the presidential election in Jakarta, (photo: dock. intermediate)

JAKARTA - The Young Anies-Muhaimin (AMIN) Movement held a viewing event together (Nobar) for the fifth presidential election (Pilpres) at 105 points throughout Indonesia. The Coordinator of Young AMIN, Muhammad Farhan, stated that this event was not only aimed at witnessing the debate, but also to convey anti-corruption messages to the public.

Farhan emphasized that by February 14, especially the younger generation, it is necessary to be reminded not to choose candidates who misuse money and state facilities for personal interests. He also emphasized Anies-Muhaimin's commitment to eradicating corruption, which is supported by a number of anti-corruption figures and former leaders of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) who are members of the AMIN National Team.

"People with integrity and anti-corruption are clearly pro-AMIN, all anti-corruption fighters are here. Sudirman Said, Bambang Widjojanto, Abdullah Hehamahua and many more," said Farhan.

Ahmad Jilul QF, Coordinator of the Young AMIN Network, also noted an increase in youth enthusiasm in supporting AMIN. He said that the number of debate Nobar points had increased from dozens to 105 points, covering areas from Aceh to Papua. This shows that the support is increasingly widespread and evenly distributed throughout Indonesia towards AMIN.

The final debate for the 2024 presidential election was held by the KPU with the theme covering education, health, employment, culture, information technology, as well as social welfare and inclusion. The three pairs of presidential and vice presidential candidates participating in the 2024 presidential election are Anies Baswedan-Muhaimin Iskandar (sequence number 1), Prabowo Subianto-Gibran Rakabuming Raka (sequence number 2), and Ganjar Pranowo-Mahfud Md (sequence number 3). This last debate became a crucial momentum as the election date approached on February 14th