Collaboration Between Bekasi City Government and Prosecutor's Office Supports Sports for People with Disabilities
Translated from Indonesian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- The Bekasi City Government, in collaboration with the District Attorney's Office, launched the 2026 Regional Paralympic Student Sports Week (PEPARPEDA).
- The event aims to foster sports development for students with disabilities and provide a competitive platform for athletes.
- This collaboration highlights institutional synergy to create an inclusive environment and promote equal opportunities for disabled students.
The Bekasi City Government, in partnership with the District Attorney's Office, officially opened the 2026 Regional Paralympic Student Sports Week (PEPARPEDA) at the GOR Bang Yan, within the Stadion Patriot Candrabhaga complex. This event is designed as a crucial initiative for nurturing sports among students with disabilities, offering them a vital arena to hone their skills, gain competitive experience, and achieve athletic success.
The organization of PEPARPEDA 2026 involves a broad coalition of supporters, including various regional government bodies, sports organizations, schools, the athletes' families, the wider community, and the Forum for Regional Leadership Coordination of Bekasi City. The presence of the Head of the Bekasi City District Attorney's Office, Sulvia Triana Hapsari, at the opening ceremony underscored the office's commitment to supporting youth development and the advancement of sports for disabled students.
This collaborative effort between the Bekasi City Government and the District Attorney's Office exemplifies cross-institutional synergy. It aims to foster an inclusive environment and ensure equitable opportunities for all students, particularly those with disabilities. Through PEPARPEDA, these student-athletes are given a platform to showcase their abilities, discipline, competitive spirit, and potential across various sports.
The event is also expected to raise public awareness regarding the importance of planned and sustainable sports development for individuals with disabilities, emphasizing the need for adequate facilities. The District Attorney's Office, through Sulvia's tenure, has maintained strong coordination with the City Government on numerous institutional and community activities, contributing to governance, public service, law enforcement, and development programs in Bekasi City. The city government expressed its appreciation for this cooperation, anticipating its continuation.
Originally published by Tempo in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.