Deputy Governor Ingkong Ala Returns To Lead Hanura Kaltara

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TARAKAN - Chairman of the DPD Hanura North Kalimantan, Ingkong Ala, was officially inaugurated to lead the management for the 2025 '30 period. This momentum marks a new chapter of party consolidation in the young province of Indonesia.

Ingkong emphasized that the position he held was not just a political position, but a moral responsibility to strengthen Hanura's role in society.

"This mandate is not just a position, but a big responsibility to present real work, fight for the aspirations of the people, and build public trust," he stressed.

Ingkong, who is also the Deputy Governor of Kaltara, called on all levels of Hanura administrators and cadres to strengthen internal consolidation and build cross-element collaborations from the provincial government to the village level.

"We are required to come with real work. Let's work with heart, move with enthusiasm, and fight with sincerity," he said

Carrying the theme 'powered area, Prosperous Indonesia', this inauguration was attended by North Kalimantan Governor Zainal A. Paliwang, chairman of the Kaltara DPRD, community leaders, and representatives of DPC Hanura throughout Kaltara.

The atmosphere of the event was warm and full of optimism, reflecting Hanura's new spirit to strengthen the party's position at the regional level as well as become a constructive development partner for local governments.

Chairman of the People's Conscience Party (Hanura), Oesman Sapta Odang (OSO), emphasized the importance of synergy between political parties and local governments in building Indonesia from the region. He conveyed this after inaugurating the Hanura Kaltara DPD Management.

OSO conveyed that the direction of national development must be based on regional initiatives and needs. He assessed that regional heads such as governors, mayors, and regents are those who understand the condition of their territory the most.

"Hopefully in the future, as the Governor said earlier. Because he knows about the area. We sometimes feel that we can, even though those who know better and understand it are the people of the area themselves," said OSO.

He emphasized the need to change the pattern of communication between the center and the regions from an instructional pattern to an input pattern and collaboration. According to him, effective development can only be achieved if there is a balance between national policies and local needs.

So far we have given too many instructions. Whereas the most important thing is to listen to input from the regions. Those who understand how to develop their territory," said OSO.

Regarding Inkong Ala, who was re-elected as Chairman of the Hanura Kaltara DPD, OSO assessed that the decision was a form of appreciation for his performance and loyalty.

"If he is re-elected, it means his performance is good. Otherwise, of course, the party has a mechanism to replace it. But the fact is that he is believed again is proof of real work and dedication," he said.