Whoever The President Is Elected, KSP Ensures Development Continues

Deputy I Chief of Presidential Staff (KSP) Febry Calvin Tetelepta (Ist)

PALANGKARAYA Deputy I of the Presidential Chief of Staff (KSP) Febry Calvin Tetelepta, ensures that national development remains sustainable despite the change of leadership.

This is because the government of President Joko Widodo and Vice President Ma'ruf Amin have prepared the foundation and guidelines for the direction of development, namely the National Long-Term Development Plan (RPJPN) 2025-2045.

"Whoever the President is, national development remains sustainable, not from scratch," said Febry at the Church and Community Conference held by the Indonesian Churches Association (PGI), in Palangkaraya, Friday, November 10.

Febry said that although Indonesian candidate leaders have their own vision and mission, as well as their own characteristics, character, and policy priorities, the current government has prepared a path to the 2045 Golden Indonesia Vision.

So that later there needs to be an alignment step as outlined in political and technocratic documents or national development plans.

The concept of Indonesia-Sentris development carried out by President Joko Widodo and Vice President Ma'ruf Amin, explained Febry, has proven to bring fundamental changes to national development. He said investment achievements outside Java have increased since 2020.

In addition, the construction of infrastructure is also massive outside Java. Starting from the construction of the Trans Papua road, Trans Sulawesi Railways, the development of border areas, to the relocation of the capital city of Nusantara.

"This is a series of clear evidences that the Indonesian-centric paradigm was successfully realized by President Jokowi," explained Febry.

On that occasion, he also conveyed that the Presidential Staff Office as an institution tasked with overseeing strategic issues and priority programs of the President continues to ensure that national development runs well and with quality, in accordance with the principles and principles of good governance, as well as being conveyed and having an impact on society.