Coordinating Minister Cak Imin Concerning The Satisfaction Of The Performance Of The Prabowo Government: Trust That Must Be Proven

Cak Imin discussed the people's satisfaction with the current government: it needs to be proven (Photo: Rizky/VOI)

Coordinating Minister for Community Empowerment (Menko PM), Muhaimin Iskandar or Cak Imin, said that public trust must be proven by concrete work by the Red and White Cabinet.

The statement was made in response to public satisfaction with President Prabowo Subianto's government performance in 100 days.

"The level of public and people's satisfaction with this new government shows a great indicator of hope. First, the trust given to us is an award that must be proven by concrete work," said Cak Imin to reporters, Wednesday, January 29.

According to him, community satisfaction is also a test. This is because the government must continue to prove that the programs carried out are only in the interests of the people.

Especially for him, President Prabowo is said to have ordered poverty to be eradicated in Indonesia. Therefore, efforts continue to be made to meet these targets or orders.

"In my coordination, the President ordered that this year there will be no more extreme poverty. The target is to lose extreme poverty, as soon as possible we will also start reducing and eliminating poverty in general," he said.

In eradicating extreme poverty, said Cak Imin, one of the things that was done was the management of the state budget and good-style resources.

Because, it is undeniable that Indonesia has abundant natural resources. So, if managed properly, then, people's lives or economies will also increase.

"The president ordered management and use the potential of our state budget, our natural resources, if necessary, our natural resources will be consolidated into boosting, saving poverty," said Cak Imin.

Meanwhile, the Indonesian Political Indicators survey institute issued survey results on the performance of Prabowo Subianto's government in 100 working days. As a result, 79.3 percent of the public expressed their satisfaction with their performance.