Gerindra Explains Prabowo's Purpose Of "Don't Want To Cooperate, Don't Disturb"

Gerindra Party Secretary General Ahmad Muzani. BETWEEN/HO-Gerindra/aa

Secretary General of the Gerindra Party Ahmad Muzani explained the statement of the general chairman who is also the elected president of the 2024 General Election, Prabowo Subianto, regarding the opposition.

Bimtek Members of the DPR/DPRD PAN throughout Indonesia and the 2024 Pilkada National Coordination Meeting which was held in Jakarta on Thursday, May 9, Prabowo asked parties who did not want to be invited to cooperate in his government not to interfere.

Muzani emphasized that Prabowo, in his statement, did not offend certain parties.

"It's more common in nature," said Muzani at the Parliament Complex, Senayan, Jakarta, Sunday, May 12.

The chairman of the Gerindra Party faction of the DPR RI claimed that the statement was intended by Prabowo because he wanted to complete his campaign promise in the next 5 years of government.

"The government in the future wants to focus on work and work. Political work, real work as work, is realizing the promise of a presidential election campaign," he explained.

Previously reported, Prabowo advised anyone who did not want to join to support the government in the future that there would be no problem. However, they are reminded not to interfere with the program that has been launched.

Initially, Prabowo expressed his commitment to embrace all parties in the new government.

"In all organizations, some are good, some are not good. Now, how can the good of all backgrounds cooperate," said Prabowo, yesterday.

The former Danjen Kopassus said cooperation with all parties was needed for Indonesia's future. However, he could not force the parties who did not agree.

"I will continue to fight with all the strengths that I want to cooperate with. Those who don't want to be invited to cooperate, that's okay," said Prabowo.

"If anyone wants to watch on the side of the road, please be a good audience. But if you don't want to be invited to cooperate, don't bother," he concluded.