East Kalimantan Governor Isran Noor Believes IKN Will Become The Best City In The World, Surpassing Astana, Kazakhstan, Where Dayana Lives

SAMARINDA - Governor of East Kalimantan, Isran Noor emphasized that the Capital of the Archipelago (IKN) in North Penajam Paser and Kutai Kartanegara Regencies, East Kalimantan would be the best city in the world.

According to Isran Noor, the IKN development project has been designed for the purpose of developing a government center and complete with environmental management.

"This IKN design was recognized by the famous Kazakh City Architecture from Japan, Kisho Kurokawa, who is a city architect in Kazakhstan," said Isran Noor at the East Kalimantan Green Development Expose talk show which was initiated by the Regional Council for Climate Change (DDPI) of East Kalimantan, at the Mercure Hotel Samarinda. Between, Wednesday, June 8th.

Kisho Kurokawa assesses that the IKN architecture that is currently designed if it is actually realized, then it will be the best architectural design in the whole world.

According to Isran, this statement was made by Kisho Kurokawa when an online seminar was attended by all architecture in the world and Indonesia recently.

At that time, continued Isran, Kisho Kurokawa thought that if the architectural design of the IKN was completed, it would become the most beautiful and best city in the world.

In fact, IKN will be the best example of development throughout the world, if the initial design of the development is actually realized. Today the city of Astana in Kazakhstan is still the best in the world.

"That's not what I said. I imagine, too. This is true. The city is in the forest. It has a very diverse animal and biological diversity. If it's just birds, they will come as long as there are trees," said Isran.

The talkshow presented the Governor of Jambi, Al Haris, Head of Regional Structuring Implementation Task Force for IKN Infrastructure Development Didiet Arief Akhdiat, Secretary of the Director General of Climate Change Control at the Ministry of Environment and Forestry Agus Rusly and Governor Isran Noor.