When Ganjar Pranowo Invites North Maluku Millennials To Collaborate To Improve The Creative Economy In The Digitalization Era

Central Java Governor Ganjar Pranowo as a speaker at the GMNI Alumni Association discussion at Fort Ford Orange (Photo: Abdul Fatah/Antara)

JAKARTA - The Governor of Central Java (Central Java), Ganjar Pranowo collaborated with millennials and Youth Community Organizations (OKP) to jointly develop the potential of the creative economy in the era of digitalization. each region through the potential of millennials," said Ganjar Pranowo when he was a speaker at the discussion of the Alumni Association of the Indonesian National Student Movement (GMNI) presenting a number of OKPs and students taking place at Fort Ford Orange, reported by Antara, Saturday, October 16.

According to him, the beauty and charm of North Maluku is ideal for development, so that its presence in STQN in Sofifi can be used to explore the millennial potential between the two regions. provided assistance to a number of students in the form of laptops used to develop creative potential in the era of digitalization. During his working visit to North Maluku, Ganjar, who is expected to advance in the exchange to run for President in 2024, is scheduled to meet with Alumni of Gajah Mada University (UGM), Kagama and visit The Sultanate of Ternate Palace and directly met the Sultan's son, Hidayat Mudaffar Sjah. In addition, the Governor of Central Java has not planned to go to Halut Regency and is focusing on his presence at the opening of STQN Sofifi.

Alluding to the STQN participants from Central Java who took part in the implementation in North Maluku, he hoped that his presence at Bumi Moloku Kie Raha could encourage participants from Central Java to be able to win in the national competition. Central Java Previously, the Governor of Central Java, Ganjar Pranowo took advantage of his visit to North Maluku to attend the XXVI National Qur'an Tilawatil Selection (STQN) in Sofifi by doing blusukan in the Al-Munawwar Grand Mosque area as well as buying Bacan stones typical of Malut. buy it in the Al-Munawwar mosque area of Ternate," he said.Governor Ganjar Pranawo himself and a number of Al-Munawwar mosque worshipers headed to the Bacan stone sales area and bought it at a price of IDR 1.3 million to use on his little finger. Friday prayer at the Al-Munawwar mosque in Ternate as well as stay in touch hmi with religious leaders and imams at the largest mosque in North Maluku.