Abdul Halim Iskandar Expects BUMDes To Become The Milestone Of Economic Change

Abdul Halim Iskandar, Minister of Villages, Development of Disadvantaged Regions, and Transmigration (Kemendes PDTT)

UBUD - Economic recovery after the COVID-19 pandemic is the government's concern. Abdul Halim Iskandar, Minister of Villages, Development of Disadvantaged Regions, and Transmigration (Kemendes PDTT) hopes that BUMDes can become the spearhead of economic change in villages.

This was conveyed by the Minister of Villages, Development of Disadvantaged Regions, and Transmigration Abdul Halim Iskandar at the Launch of the Water Recovery Program at Tukad Oos Nyapuh Tirah Campuhan in Ubud, Bali on Tuesday, July 12. Where if the Ministry of Villages focuses on tourist villages managed by BUMDes and Joint BUMDes. Meanwhile, all Parekraf, "said Gus Halim as he is familiarly called. According to Gus Halim, BUMDes and tourist villages are the spearhead of national economic recovery after the pandemic. Therefore, he invited all parties to jointly move BUMDes and their tourist villages. Including in this case collaborating with the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy. ," explained Gus Halim, also adding that the tourist village ta has become a world tourism trend. Authentic holiday experiences in a relaxed and healthy environment are attracting more tourists. Therefore, Kemendes and Kemenparekaf continue to strengthen to develop tourist villages in Indonesia.

"We continue to synergize for tourist villages, open up the widest possible employment opportunities and promote the welfare of rural communities," he concluded. Iskandar was also present, the coach of the Ubud Puri Kauhan Foundation, Anak Agung Bagus Ari Brahmanta; Dean of the Faculty of Tourism, Udayana University, I Wayan Suardana; Manggis Integrated Terminal Manager of PT Pertamina Patra Niaga Regional Jatimbalinus, I Gede Agus Sentanu Putra; Head of the PMD Service for Bali Province and Gianyar Regency , sub-district heads, and village heads Singapadu Tengah, Lodtunduh, Batuan, Buahan, Keliki, Bukian, Sayan, Singakerta, Paper, and Taro.