PeKANBARU - Riau Police Chief Inspector General Pol Dr. Herry Heryyawan, SIK, MH, MHUm, together with a number of main officials of the Riau Police, carried out gathering activities with the Chancellor of Riau University (UNRI) Prof. Dr. Hj. Sri Indarti, SE, MSI, at the Riau University Rectorate Office, Panam, Pekanbaru, Wednesday 9 March.
This activity aims to strengthen relations between the Riau Police and the UNRI academic community, as well as open opportunities for synergy in various programs that can support the development and progress of Riau Province.
This gathering was attended by a number of officials from both the Riau Regional Police and the Riau University, including the Deputy Chancellor for Academic Affairs, the Vice Chancellor for General and Finance, the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs and Alumni, as well as the Vice Chancellor for Planning, Cooperation, and Information Systems.
One of the important moments in this activity was the symbolic handover of trees or plants from the Riau Police Chief to the Chancellor of Riau University.
The tree given is not only a birthday gift, but also a symbol of a shared commitment to play a role in preserving the environment, especially in dealing with the increasingly real impacts of global climate change.
The handover of this tree also reflects the hope that in the future, both the Riau Police and the Riau University can work together in various programs that support the preservation of nature and the sustainability of the ecosystem.
"On this occasion, the Riau Police Chief expressed his gratitude for the warm welcome from Riau University and the hope that the academic community can provide constructive input in various programs carried out by the Riau Police," said the Riau Police Chief.
The Kapolda also revealed plans to hold a Jambore Karhutla activity involving students, the younger generation, and various environmental organizations, which will start with the Fun Run Karhutla event at Tahura Minas. This activity aims to raise awareness about the importance of protecting nature and reducing the risk of forest and land fires.
According to Inspector General Herry, in the near future the Riau Regional Police and the Riau Provincial Government will hold a Jambore Karhutla activity in Tahura Minas by involving students, Gen Z, Pramuka, and Walhi through tree planting, which will begin with the Karhutla Fun Run.
"We hope for input from the Riau University academic community," he added.
The Regional Police Chief also invited Riau University to participate in collaborative programs, such as the construction of the Regional Police, efforts to maintain order, and discuss issues related to security and the environment.
"We hope to synergize through joint programs such as the construction of the Regional Police, security and environmental issues, maintaining order, and advancing welfare both in terms of economy and education in Riau Province," said the Riau Police Chief.
On the same occasion, the Chancellor of Riau University also expressed his gratitude for the visit of the Riau Police Chief and his entourage.
"If you can synergize with the Riau Police on activities at Riau University, as can provide enlightenment and experience sharing with students on campus," explained the UNRI Chancellor.
Through this activity, it is hoped that there will be a closer relationship between the Riau Police and the Riau University, as well as creating opportunities to work together in creating safer, peaceful, and advanced Riau. This warm gathering also reflects the synergy between the world of education and the police in advancing the welfare of the community and preserving the environment.
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