Gerindra Welcomes Jokowi's Political Safari, Sees It as Sign of Good Health
Translated from Indonesian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Gerindra Party welcomed former President Joko Widodo's (Jokowi) political safari, viewing it as a sign of his good health.
- The party stated that Jokowi's political activities are normal for a prominent figure and statesman.
- Jokowi is scheduled to attend various events in Lampung over three days, including party meetings and gatherings with local communities and figures.
The Gerindra Party has welcomed former President Joko Widodo's recent political activities, interpreting his safari as a positive indication of his restored health. Prasetyo Hadi, a key figure in Gerindra, expressed the party's congratulations, stating that Jokowi's return to public engagements signifies he is "healthy again, fit."
Hadi emphasized that Jokowi's political movements should not be a cause for concern. He asserted that such activities are natural for a respected figure and statesman like Jokowi, suggesting his public presence is a normal part of his role.
We from Gerindra, yes, we congratulate him because it means he is healthy again, fit. Previously, he was not feeling well.
Jokowi commenced his three-day visit to Lampung on Friday, June 26. His itinerary includes attending the Regional Leadership Meeting (Rakorda) of the Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI) in Mesuji and Tulang Bawang. He is also slated to participate in a cultural parade, visit a Transmigration Museum, and engage with local community leaders, traditional figures, and micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (UMKM).
Additionally, Jokowi is scheduled to meet with UMKM representatives and attend volunteer events. On Sunday, June 28, his plans include attending a cultural parade, visiting UMKM, and making an appearance at the Nurul Qodiri Islamic Boarding School. The former president's engagements are spread across various locations within Lampung, reflecting a busy schedule of public and party-related activities.
As a figure and statesman, I don't think there are any problems.
Originally published by CNN Indonesia in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.