According To The HIPMI National Conference Committee, Inter-participants Fights Were Due To Agenda's Intensive Fatigue

Chairman of the Board of Trustees of HIPMI Bahli during a speech (Photo: BPMI Setpres/Muchlis Jr)

The Organizing Committee Committee (OC) of the XVII National Conference of the Indonesian Young Entrepreneurs Association (HIPMI) 2022 admitted that there was a fight at the National Conference in Solo because of a misunderstanding between participants outside the plenary meeting.

"The incident on Monday (21/22) night was caused by a misunderstanding between members of the HIPMI National Conference that occurred outside the plenary meeting," said Chairman of the XVII XVII National Conference Committee HIPMI 2022 M. Ali Affandi in Solo, Tuesday, November 22, quoted by Antara.

M. Ali Affandi argued that the fight occurred due to the fatigue meeting participants due to the heavy agenda of the XVII National Conference from morning to midnight.

Nevertheless, said Ali Affandi, the XVII National Conference is still ongoing as scheduled.

The HIPMI National Conference committee basically has given priority to participants so that all stages run humanely and well.

He emphasized that HIPMI always prioritizes kinship. If there is a little warm atmosphere, it doesn't get hot.

"We, the committee, apologize to the public and the participants of the HIPMI National Conference for what happened last night," he said.

The HIPMI National Conference Committee will take a family solution because this young entrepreneur is a family member.

Meanwhile, an incident between participants outside the HIPMI plenary meeting took place at the Alila Solo Hotel, Monday (21/11). Incidents between congress participants have gone viral on social media.

According to Plt. Chairman of BPP HIPMI Eka Sastra, the XVII National Conference was attended by 4,000 HIPMI members from Sabang to Merauke. This event starts from November 21 to 23, 2022.

At the HIPMI Mumas, three of the best cadres who will run as candidates for the BPP HIPMI Ketum, namely Akbar Himawan Buchori (behavior and logistics entrepreneur), Bagas Adhadewangha (entrepreneurs of the aerospace sector), and Anggawira (entrepreneurs in the coal sector).