JAKARTA - Deputy Chairman of the Gerindra Party Board of Trustees Mochamad Iriawan (Iwan Bule) made a working visit (kunker) to West Java with Indonesia Raya Fighter Traders (PAPERA) to strengthen the electability of Gerindra Chairman Prabowo Subianto.
Iwan Bule and one of the Gerindra Party wing organizations visited Pananjung Pangandaran Market. Iwan Bule admitted that he would continue to support the struggle in winning Prabowo Subianto.
"Hopefully Pak Prabowo's voice will continue to rise, God willing, we pray for him to lead a much more advanced and respected Indonesia for other nations," he said as quoted by ANTARA, Tuesday, May 30.
In addition to visiting the market, Iwan Bule is in touch with the former Minister of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Susi Pudjiastuti.
"We want PAPERA to continue to fully support the activities of fishermen in the Pangandaran area," said Iwan Bule.
Iwan Bule symbolically handed the ball over to Susi. The former chairman of PSSI admitted that he would support children's sports activities in the Pangandaran area.
"I will give 100 balls to support children's sports activities in the Pangandaran area, I hope that in the future I can realize football competition activities with Gerindra throughout West Java," he said.
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Meanwhile, the Secretary General (Sekjen) of the PAPERA DPP Nandang Sudrajat said that his party would continue to work in West Java to garner support for Prabowo from among market traders.
"God willing, we will continue to move, and we schedule a declaration in all regencies and cities throughout West Java in the context of our struggle to gather the strength of traders to win Mr. Prabowo Subianto and the Gerindra Party," he said.
On the other hand, the General Chairperson of the PAPERA DPP Don Muzakir said West Java was one of the priority areas for the PAPERA movement target in raising the strength of traders.
"This market traders activist targets PAPERA management to be formed in all regencies/cities throughout Java in the near future and targets PAPERA members to reach 1 million people," he said.
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