Gibran Expects Elected Solo DPRD Candidates To Give A Lot Of Input

The elected vice presidential candidate who is still the Mayor of Surakarta, Gibran Rakabuming Raka. (Between)

Gibran Rakabuming Raka asked for a lot of input from the elected Surakarta City DPRD legislative members for the progress of Solo, Central Java (Central Java).

"I beg you because the composition is more colorful, there are more young people. So in the future I ask for a lot of input, especially the involvement of young people in development," said the Mayor (Walkot) of Surakarta at the Plenary Meeting for the Determination of Seats and Candidates for Members of the Surakarta City DPRD in the 2024 General Election at the KPU Hall. Surakarta City, Central Java, Thursday 2 May, confiscated by Antara.

He also ensured that the government would embrace all political parties, both in coalition and in opposition.

"Both outside or inside. The point is we want to get as much input as possible, evaluate as much as possible in the LKPJ (report of accountability information) yesterday, which of course we will immediately follow up on the recommendations," he said.

He also hopes that elected legislative members can actively evaluate, control, provide input for the Surakarta City Government program in the future.

"And of course, as we discussed in the last musrenbang because in recent years we have focused on physical development, of course in the future we will focus more on unphysical development, especially human resources," he said.

He said that with the increasing number of political parties that are in the legislature, there will be a lot of different input from a different perspective.

"Essentially yesterday we just went through the LKPJ plenary session, there were a lot of inputs. We also admit that there are still many shortcomings from the Surakarta City Government," he said.

Previously, Gibran received a lot of input from the Surakarta City DPRD regarding infrastructure development in Solo. One of the critics is the Sriwedari Mosque construction process, which is still stalled.