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PT MRT dan PT KAI Tandatangani Kerja Sama Program Knowledge Sharing

PT. MRT and PT. KAI Signed Knowledge Sharing Program Cooperation

PT. Mass Rapid Transit Jakarta (MRT) Jakarta and PT. Kereta Api Indonesia (KAI) have signed cooperation agreement regarding human resources in form of knowledge sharing program. This agreement signing is done by PT. MRT Jakarta Financial and Administration Director, Tuhiyat and PT. Kereta Api Indonesia Human Resources and General Director, R. Ruli Adi at Jakarta Railway Center Building, Central Jakarta.

This cooperation is a good synergy to improve human resources quality

PT. MRT Jakarta Financial and Administration Director, Tuhiyat said this cooperation agreement consists of skill and knowledge aspects in railway infrastructures and facilities maintenance sector and passenger service in station.

"This cooperation is a good synergy to improve human resources quality in each companies in giving an optimal service to passengers," he mentioned, Monday (5/14).

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He explained, through this cooperation, his side and PT. KAI will improve their work synergy to give an optimal service by repairing service quality to passengers.

"Besides, this could change Jabodetabek people lifestyle from using private vehicles to public transportation," he conveyed.

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