Throughout 2020, The KPK Is Pushing For Certification Of 35,545 State Assets Worth Rp.29 Trillion

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JAKARTA - The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) is pushing for certification of 35,545 assets belonging to ministries / agencies, government and BUMN with a value of up to Rp29 trillion.

This was conveyed by KPK Deputy Chairman Nurul Ghufron in commemoration of World Anti-Corruption Day (Hakordia) 2020.

According to him, controlling assets and optimizing the use of state property are efforts to prevent corruption through improved governance.

"During the 2020 period, the Corruption Eradication Commission together with all partner ministries / agencies, local governments, BUMNs have pushed for asset certification on 35,545 land assets belonging to ministries / agencies, regional governments, and state-owned enterprises with a total value of Rp29 trillion," Ghufron said at a press conference. Hakordia 2020 commemoration broadcast on the KPK YouTube account, Wednesday, December 16.

In addition, the anti-profit commission has also pushed for asset recovery at the central and regional government levels of Rp. 51 trillion. Then, the KPK has pushed for the recovery of assets in 506 locations for public facilities and social facilities that are worth IDR 12 trillion.

Next, Ghufron also conveyed other achievements of the KPK, namely facilitating land certification for the National Monument (Monas) which has not been certified so far.

"The KPK, through a joint coordination task with BPN, the Ministry of State Secretariat and the Provincial Government of DKI Jakarta, has encouraged the issuance of certificates for the Monas land and the registration of Monas' land assets is recorded as assets in the management of the State Secretary," he said.

Going forward, the KPK will continue to encourage the optimization of the use of state property. "The KPK also continues to encourage the optimization of the use of state property for the interests of the state and the Indonesian people," he concluded.