Regional Secretary Herman Suryatman Encourages IPDN Graduates to Bring Real Change to West Java

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PORTALJABAR, BANDUNG CITY - Regional Secretary of West Java Province Herman Suryatman stated the importance of the role of graduates of the Institute of Public Administration (IPDN) as a driving force for change to achieve West Java's target as the most advanced province.

This was conveyed by Herman Suryatman at the handover of personnel documents for IPDN graduates of Class 30 and 31 at the Ki Hajar Dewantara Hall, West Java Provincial Education Office, Bandung City, Friday ( 1/11/2024 ).

In his direction, the West Java Regional Secretary, accompanied by the Head of the West Java Regional Civil Service Agency (BKD) and representatives of BKD, BKPSDM from 27 districts/cities, submitted a Decree (SK) from the Ministry of Home Affairs to IPDN graduates.

With the symbolic handover, Herman expressed great hope that these IPDN graduates could bring real change to every region in West Java where they serve.

"We hope that the cadres of the Institute of Domestic Government can be the leading examples and role models in driving change in 27 districts/cities and provinces. To achieve West Java as the most advanced province, of course the districts and cities in West Java must also be the most advanced," said Herman.

A total of 131 IPDN graduates from Classes 30 and 31 have received assignments at local government agencies in West Java.

This handover is the beginning of the dedication of the graduates who are expected to provide their best performance for the community.

"These young people are future cadres who God willing will make a big contribution to the people of West Java. We hope they carry out their duties with dedication, integrity, and a spirit of change," said Herman.

Herman also emphasized that provincial progress cannot be separated from the progress of each district/city.

Therefore, he has high hopes that these IPDN graduates will play an active role in developing their respective regions, inspiring change, and strengthening public services in order to achieve the vision of making West Java a superior province at the national level.


Editor: Humas Jabar

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