Pramono Leaks 3 Things That Will Be Revealed In The Second Debate Of The Jakarta Gubernatorial Election

Candidate for Governor of Jakarta serial number 3, Pramono Anung (DOK VOI ho Timses Pramono-Rano)

JAKARTA - Candidate for Governor of Jakarta number 3, Pramono Anung revealed three things that he would explain in the second debate of the Jakarta gubernatorial election organized by the General Election Commission (KPU) of DKI Jakarta.

The theme of the debate between the two pairs of candidates (paslon) is economic and social welfare. Pramono will explain the program for adding jobs, expanding the reach of public transportation, to open governance.

"The first is Jakarta Funding, because the issue is about the economy. The second is Transjabodetabek regarding transportation. The next is about open government," said Pramono in Pluit, North Jakarta, Tuesday, October 22.

Regarding open government, Pramono will outline a more effective and uncomplicated way of running a government. One of its supporters is using an artificial intelligence (AI) system.

"Because I have seen Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, I think there are many things that will be used later. So if this is my mandate, I will invite people who want to think about this to improve the administrative requirements in Jakarta," he explained.

The KPU held a debate between the two Jakarta cagub-cawagub pairs with the theme "economics and social welfare" on Sunday, October 27 at Ancol Ecovention, North Jakarta.

As before, the debate was held starting at 19.00 WIB. The DKI Jakarta KPU divided into six segments of the inaugural debate for governor and deputy governor candidates (cagub-cawagub) in the 2024 Jakarta Pilkada which began with the presentation of the vision and mission of each candidate pair.

Then, the second and third segments are part of each candidate pair, the fourth and fifth segments will be questioned between the candidate pairs and the sixth segment of the closing.

DKI Jakarta KPU member Fahmi Ziryptah explained, the KPU added a question and answer session between the community and each candidate pair.

"The segments are still the same. It's just that there may be a little different, namely we involve community participation. Later people can convey questions directly," explained Fahmi.