One Hundred Days Of Solo Mayor, Gibran Calls The Pandemic Making His Government Not Maximum

Solo Mayor Gibran Rakabuming (Source: Antara)

JAKARTA - Today is exactly one hundred days since Gibran Rakabuming Raka has served as Mayor of Solo. Gibran was sworn in on February 26, 2021. Gibran mentioned the pandemic factor as one of the main obstacles that made it difficult for him to run the government optimally.

Met by reporters at Solo City Hall, Saturday, June 5, Gibran admitted that he had many things to do in Solo. During his three months in office, Gibran has only achieved a few targets.

"Some have been done, some have not (achieved)," said Gibran, quoted by Era.id, Saturday, May 5.

"The obstacle is this pandemic, but I think all regions will experience it," added Gibran.

Gibran also asked the public, especially the people of Solo, to assess their own leadership. "Please, ladies and gentlemen (please) yourself to judge," he said.

President Joko Widodo's son (Jokowi) further promised to reveal the results of his three months of work to the public. "Next week I will show you everything," Gibran.

According to Gibran, he received a lot of input from the community regarding what needs to be done. Gibran also promised to follow up on these suggestions.

"During the first 100 days it was not easy, there were many inputs from residents that I had to follow up," he said.

Gibran continued that he needed community support, which according to Gibran was the main capital to maximize the work of a leader. And citizens must be the party that deserves to evaluate and evaluate performance so far.

"Let the residents evaluate and judge me, of course I need the support of all residents," he said.