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TGUPP's Corruption Prevention Team Visits Thousand Islands

The Governor's Team for Accelerated Development (TGUPP) in the field of Corruption Prevention conducted a working visit to the Thousand Islands.

We want to support them (SKPD/UKPD) in realizing clean and accountable government

Jakarta Corruption Prevention Committee Chairman Bambang Wijayanto expressed his party wants to know directly from the SKPD/UKPD related to the acceleration of development to prevent corruption.

"We want to support them (SKPD/UKPD) in realizing clean and accountable government," he expressed, at the office of Thousand Islands Regency, Pramuka Island, Wednesday (10/9).

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Thousand Islands Regent Husein Murad uttered he welcomed the TGUPP's visit that provides guidance on accelerating development and socializing the prevention of corruption in the development process in the region.

"We share about this year's development structures and its plan, as well as we invite them to directly review some of the facilities and infrastructures that are needed on the settlement islands," he said.

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