Solid! In Solo Mr. Gibran Collaborates With GP Ansor To Combat Radicalism, In Medan Bobby Nasution: I Invite To Get Rid Of COVID-19

Solo Mayor Gibran Rakabuming Raka (Photo: Surakarta.go.id)

SOLO - Mayor of Solo Gibran Rakabuming Raka attended the Ansor GP Conference which was held at the Aston Solo Hotel, Sunday, March 21 yesterday. On that occasion, Gibran said that he would invite the new chairman and the old chairman of GP Ansor to City Hall.

Gibran wants to synergize the program with the Solo City Government. "You can play at Loji or City Hall. Later, I can learn about the new program, we can synergize the program from the Surakarta City Government," said Gibran.

One of them, continued Gibran, was about the radicalism countermeasures program and the speed of vaccination to accelerate economic recovery.

"In the future, I want us to be more synergized. Everyone will participate in building Solo City because this is a tough time, COVID-19 is causing the economy to be hampered, I hope that the vaccination speed program can accelerate economic recovery," explained President Joko Widodo's eldest son.

After attending the Ansor GP Conference, Gibran headed straight to Manahan Stadium to open the Menpora Cup to accompany the Minister of Youth and Sports and the Chairman of the PSSI.

Bobby Nasution in Medan

The Mayor of Medan, Muhammad Bobby Afif Nasution, invited the Ansor Youth Movement (GP) to collaborate to break the chain of the spread of COVID-19 and restore the economy. Currently, all sub-districts in Medan are still red zones from this dangerous virus.

"In the past, the students helped expel invaders from Indonesian soil, now I invite GP Ansor to drive out COVID-19," said Bobby while attending the opening of the Ansor Youth Movement (GP) XVIII Branch Conference, Saturday, March 20.

Medan City Government, continued Bobby, cannot move alone to change the Red Zone to Yellow or Green. Collaboration with all components of society is needed, including GP Ansor.

Medan City Government, he continued, is aggressively disciplining residents so that they are in compliance and obedient to health protocols, including in nightclubs. "This control is carried out at an even rate, without discrimination," said President Jokowi's son-in-law.