City Council Supports Jakarta Provincial Government's Strategic Collaboration to Accelerate Development
Reported by Fakhrizal Fakhri | Translated by Rizky Mawardi
The Jakarta Provincial Government signed 15 strategic cooperation documents involving regional-owned enterprises (BUMD), state-owned enterprises (BUMN), and regional government agencies. This collaboration is expected to accelerate Jakarta's development and transformation into a sustainable global city by 2030.
Accelerate development
The trillion-rupiah cooperation covers various sectors, from the electrification of the Transjakarta fleet worth Rp 5.07 trillion, the construction of the Dukuh Atas pedestrian deck, to the development of the MRT TOD-oriented area.
Pramono Pitches 4 Bylaws to Fortify Jakarta Finances, BUMDsCollaboration also includes strengthening health services, providing housing for informal workers, digital infrastructure, and utilizing low-carbon energy and biofuels.
Jakarta Regional People's Representative Council (DPRD) Chairman Suhud Alynudin welcomed the cross-agency collaboration. He stated that synergy between institutions is a step encouraged to accelerate the implementation of various development programs.
"This inter-institutional collaboration has long been promoted by our colleagues in the Jakarta Regional People's Representative Council. This cooperation will encourage and accelerate development in Jakarta," he said, Tuesday (10/13).
He emphasized that the signing of the cooperation document must be followed by realization and implementation so that the benefits can be felt directly by the community.
"Hopefully this signing will be a momentum to accelerate development in Jakarta so that it is faster than what Jakarta residents expect," he stated.
Previously, the Jakarta Governor, Pramono Anung, emphasized that every collaboration must be executed immediately with measurable targets.
Cross-sector synergy, he continued, should not stop at signing documents, but must be realized in real programs that improve the quality of development and public services.
"This is not just a ceremony, but a realization, because this is part of the effort to accelerate development and public services," Pramono emphasized.
