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[00:00:52] President Probab Subianto and Egyptian President Abdul Fattah LCC
[00:00:55] agreed to increase cooperation in education, including through
[00:00:59] additions.
[00:01:30] Good afternoon, viewers, you are watching Indonesia's Priorities towards
[00:01:34] Golden Indonesia 2045, the latest information
[00:01:37] regarding government programs we have prepared for
[00:01:40] you with me, Febrian
[00:01:42] Ahmad.
[00:01:49] President Prabowo Subianto and Egyptian President Abdul Fattah LCC
[00:01:53] agreed to increase cooperation in education, including through additional
[00:01:57] scholarships for Indonesian students who wish to
[00:02:00] continue their studies in Egypt. This agreement is one of
[00:02:04] the results of the bilateral meeting of the two leaders at the
[00:02:07] Presidential Palace in Jakarta. In the meeting, Indonesia
[00:02:10] and Egypt agreed to strengthen educational and cultural relations
[00:02:14] that have been established so far. This cooperation
[00:02:17] includes increasing learning opportunities for Indonesian students in
[00:02:20] Egypt, student exchanges, inter-university
[00:02:23] partnerships, and research collaboration.
[00:02:27] President Prabowo said that educational relations.
[00:02:46] Implement we also
[00:02:49] want that
[00:02:51] education Indonesian students
[00:02:54] Indonesia
[00:02:57] to Egypt should be increased but... We
[00:03:00] also
[00:03:02] invite
[00:03:04] educational institutions from
[00:03:08] construction of channel networks. Egypt to come to Indonesia
[00:03:11] by also sending
[00:03:15] lecturers and
[00:03:18] four Indonesian sailors who teaching staff to Indonesia.
[00:03:22] In the future, Indonesia is ready to expand educational
[00:03:24] cooperation through student
[00:03:27] exchange, partnerships.
[00:03:30] Joint research and
[00:03:33] exploring cooperation opportunities in other fields. We thank
[00:03:37] you for appreciating
[00:03:40] Egypt's offer to
[00:03:42] provide additional
[00:03:45] scholarships
[00:03:48] especially in the fields of medicine,
[00:03:52] engineering, and science. CEO
[00:03:54] and Indonesian intermediary who is also Minister of Investment and
[00:03:57] Industrialization, Rosan Ruslani said. Inviting
[00:04:00] Danantara to cooperate in the industrialization of crude palm
[00:04:04] oil or crude palm oil CPO, according to Rosan,
[00:04:07] Egypt has prepared land for the construction of refining
[00:04:11] facilities or CPO refineries. This
[00:04:14] was revealed by Rosan after the bilateral meeting between President Prabowo Subianto
[00:04:17] and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah LCC at the Presidential
[00:04:21] Palace Complex in Jakarta. Rosan mentioned that investment
[00:04:25] cooperation with Egypt was explored together with the
[00:04:28] Investment Fund Management Institution.
[00:04:38] CPO in Egypt, according to Rosan, this cooperation opportunity is considered relevant, considering
[00:04:41] that Egypt has been a large importer of palm oil
[00:04:45] from Indonesia. Besides the palm
[00:04:48] oil sector, investment cooperation between the two countries also
[00:04:51] has the potential to be developed into other fields, which will be
[00:04:55] discussed further with the Egyptian
[00:04:57] Investment Minister. I
[00:05:00] respect
[00:05:04] to strengthen cooperation, we will cooperate between us and their
[00:05:07] future and also
[00:05:10] cooperation in the field
[00:05:13] of palm oil,
[00:05:16] CPO for us to
[00:05:20] see and land has been provided there to build a refinery for
[00:05:23] palm oil because they also import a lot of palm oil from
[00:05:27] Indonesia, and also cooperation in other fields, maybe that's
[00:05:31] the point first, it's not yet, I have to talk directly
[00:05:35] about
[00:05:37] billions of investments, that's for up to 2030 for
[00:05:41] trade? Between the two countries it is expected to be 5 billion
[00:05:45] US dollars by 2030. Armanata Nasir officially
[00:05:48] assumed the position of Foreign Minister after the handover process
[00:05:52] from Sugiono at the Pancasila Building in Jakarta today.
[00:05:55] This change of leadership follows Sugiono's appointment as
[00:05:59] Coordinating Minister for Human Development and Culture in the Merah
[00:06:02] Putih cabinet. To find out more information, we will connect with
[00:06:06] Metro TV journalist Arneta Butarbutar directly from
[00:06:09] the State Palace in Jakarta. Arneta Bak'. What is Indonesia's
[00:06:13] diplomatic strategy on the international stage under the command
[00:06:16] of the new
[00:06:17] Foreign Minister?
[00:06:21] Yes, Febrian, good afternoon, before we discuss the direction of Indonesian
[00:06:25] diplomacy under the command of the new Foreign Minister Armana
[00:06:28] Tanashireng, this morning around 10 AM, Armanata
[00:06:32] Nasir officially took office as Indonesia's Foreign Minister
[00:06:36] after conducting the handover ceremony at the Ministry of
[00:06:39] Foreign Affairs. This handover ceremony started at 10
[00:06:43] AM. marked by the signing
[00:06:46] of the minutes and the handover of the final duty
[00:06:50] memorandum or book from the former Foreign Minister Sugiono, who
[00:06:54] now serves as Coordinating Minister for Human Development and Culture,
[00:06:58] and the blue book was given to Armana Nasir as
[00:07:01] the new Indonesian Foreign Minister, where Sugiono no longer
[00:07:05] serves as Foreign Minister because he has a new task as
[00:07:08] Coordinating Minister for Human Development and Culture, and regarding the
[00:07:11] direction of Indonesian diplomacy under the command of the new Foreign
[00:07:15] Minister. Before that, let's discuss the legacy left by
[00:07:18] Foreign Minister Sugiono, which will then be continued
[00:07:21] by the new Foreign Minister Armanata Nasir, where
[00:07:25] two major moments that became one of the legacies of
[00:07:28] Sugiono's leadership included the presence of Foreign
[00:07:32] Minister Sugiono, the former Foreign Minister Sugiono, in
[00:07:35] the UN General Assembly's 81st session in New York, where
[00:07:38] Sugiono at the UN
[00:07:41] podium officially announced Indonesia's candidacy
[00:07:44] as a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council
[00:07:48] for the 2029 and 2030
[00:07:51] period. In addition, there were intensive lobbies carried
[00:07:55] out by the former Foreign Minister Sugiono
[00:07:58] by holding intensive meetings with various foreign ministers
[00:08:02] to garner support for Indonesia's candidacy as
[00:08:04] a non-permanent member of the Security Council, and in
[00:08:08] addition, Sugiono was also active in demanding the restoration
[00:08:12] of UN confidence amidst global geopolitical tensions,
[00:08:16] and after that, a day after attending
[00:08:19] the UNGA, Sugiono, the former Foreign
[00:08:22] Minister Sugiono, also carried out
[00:08:25] the release of four crew members or
[00:08:31] were held hostage by Somali pirates and were
[00:08:34] finally released and returned to their homeland on
[00:08:38] Tuesday, October 6th. Interestingly, during the welcoming of
[00:08:44] the crew members, Foreign Minister Sugiono was also
[00:08:48] present, even though he had already moved to
[00:08:51] Coordinating Minister for Human Development and Culture, along with
[00:08:55] the new Foreign Minister Armanata Nasir, to directly welcome
[00:08:58] the return of the four crew members. On that
[00:09:02] occasion, Foreign Minister Armanata also expressed special appreciation
[00:09:06] for the diplomacy carried out by Foreign Minister
[00:09:09] Sugiono, the former Foreign Minister Sugiono, to directly
[00:09:13] lead the very complicated repatriation process of the
[00:09:16] four crew members, and those legacies will then
[00:09:19] be continued by the new Foreign Minister Armanata
[00:09:23] Nasir, because the direction of Indonesian diplomacy under
[00:09:27] the leadership of Foreign Minister Armanata Nasir
[00:09:30] is a continuity of policy with a strong
[00:09:34] emphasis on professional implementation, where Armanata said
[00:09:37] that there would be no radical changes in
[00:09:41] the basic principles, but rather a strengthening of
[00:09:45] the policies or diplomatic direction that had been
[00:09:49] carried out by the former Foreign Minister Sugiono.
[00:09:52] In that regard, the main points that Foreign
[00:09:55] Minister Armanata Nasir wants to continue
[00:09:57] are Indonesia's consistency in implementing
[00:10:00] a free and active foreign
[00:10:04] policy and also regarding the continuation of President
[00:10:08] Prabowo Subianto's Nine Priority Agendas. Armanata also
[00:10:12] emphasized that Indonesia's diplomatic reference remains
[00:10:15] consistent with the laws and principles of
[00:10:18] a free and active foreign policy. In this
[00:10:22] case, to harmonize how foreign diplomacy can
[00:10:25] succeed in achieving the President's domestic agenda,
[00:10:29] especially that contained in President Prabowo Subianto's
[00:10:32] Nine Priority Agendas, and previously we also
[00:10:35] mentioned that under the leadership of the
[00:10:39] former Foreign Minister Sugiono, regarding Indonesia's membership
[00:10:42] in the UN Security Council, this will
[00:10:46] also be continued, so it will be
[00:10:49] one of the main multilateral diplomatic targets
[00:10:53] that will be continued
[00:10:55] by Armanata Nasir, where he will fight
[00:10:59] for and prioritize Indonesia's candidacy as a non-permanent
[00:11:03] member of the United Nations Security Council,
[00:11:06] and in addition, regarding contributions to regional
[00:11:10] and global stability, Armanata Nasir or
[00:11:14] the Foreign Minister also positions Indonesia to remain
[00:11:18] active in maintaining world peace. This is also
[00:11:21] in line with what President Prabowo Subianto
[00:11:25] said regarding world peace, especially for
[00:11:28] Palestine. Yesterday, President Prabowo also mentioned
[00:11:30] it when meeting with Egyptian President Abdel
[00:11:34] Fattah LCC, by positioning Indonesia
[00:11:38] to continue to fight for and support
[00:11:42] the processes to achieve peace and or
[00:11:45] independence for the Palestinian people, and
[00:11:48] that is what will then be continued
[00:11:52] for how Indonesia's international policy direction
[00:11:56] will be continued by Foreign Minister Armanata
[00:11:59] Nasir, and it is also known that
[00:12:03] after taking office as Foreign Minister
[00:12:07] after being inaugurated on October 1st,
[00:12:10] the Foreign Minister has also been faced with
[00:12:13] a response by conducting intensive diplomacy
[00:12:16] with Malaysia regarding the handling of forest
[00:12:20] and land fires to maintain the
[00:12:23] stability of relations between Indonesia and Malaysia,
[00:12:27] especially with bilateral relations in the
[00:12:30] ASEAN region, and that is the
[00:12:34] direction of Indonesian diplomacy under the
[00:12:38] leadership of Foreign Minister Armanata Nasir,
[00:12:41] and that is the
[00:12:49] information we can
[00:12:50] convey, Febrian,
[00:13:00] back to the studio. Arneta Butarbutar, thank
[00:13:04] you for your information
[00:13:11] directly from the State Palace in Jakarta.
[00:13:13] Good luck with your work, viewers, we
[00:13:17] will be back soon after the
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[00:13:27] the Indonesian government
[00:13:31] that has established
[00:13:32] communication with
[00:13:35] Malaysia regarding the issue of
[00:13:37] haze due to forest and land
[00:13:40] fires that occurred in Sumatra,
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[00:14:58] top issue, top economy,
[00:15:01] cover both sides, controversy every
[00:15:04] Monday to Friday at 12 PM,
[00:15:08] controversy. Viewers, the Indonesian
[00:15:12] government has established communication with Malaysia
[00:15:15] regarding the issue of haze due to
[00:15:19] forest and land
[00:15:21] fires. Indonesia
[00:15:26] affirmed that it has deployed tens
[00:15:30] of thousands of personnel and dozens
[00:15:33] of air fleets to accelerate the
[00:15:37] handling of fires. Foreign Minister Armanata
[00:15:40] Nasir said his party had spoken
[00:15:44] with the Malaysian
[00:15:45] Foreign Minister to
[00:15:48] explain the various steps that had
[00:15:52] been taken by the Indonesian government
[00:15:55] in handling forest and land fires.
[00:15:58] In its efforts to handle the fires,
[00:16:01] the Indonesian government also stated that
[00:16:04] it had deployed more than 60,000
[00:16:08] personnel to help overcome forest and
[00:16:11] land fires. In addition to deploying
[00:16:14] personnel, about 48 helicopters and aircraft
[00:16:18] were also involved. Although various steps
[00:16:21] have been taken, the government admits
[00:16:25] that weather conditions are still one
[00:16:29] of the challenges in handling forest
[00:16:32] and land fires. In the future,
[00:16:35] the government has started
[00:17:37] testing a new innovation in the
[00:17:40] form of a special liquid from
[00:17:43] Brazil called Realiza anti-Shamas as an
[00:17:47] alternative option to accelerate the extinguishing
[00:17:50] of hotspots. The government is not
[00:17:53] only focusing on immediate extinguishing,
[00:17:57] but is also reviewing regulatory improvements
[00:18:01] and strengthening the Peatland Restoration Agency
[00:18:04] to be more flexible in preventing
[00:18:07] forest and land fire crises in
[00:18:11] the future. Meanwhile, Chief of Staff
[00:18:14] of the Presidential Office General Listo
[00:18:18] Sigit Prabowo emphasized
[00:18:20] that the government continues to encourage
[00:18:24] various efforts to handle forest and
[00:18:27] land fires, ranging from air and
[00:18:31] ground task force operations to socialization
[00:18:33] and education to the public.
[00:19:37] five elderly residents at the Belsel Al-Assad Center
[00:19:41] in Thabanon city. The service also
[00:19:44] became a momentum to improve health
[00:19:48] access for the elderly who face
[00:19:51] mobility limitations and require continuous medical
[00:19:54] attention. The health service includes general
[00:19:58] health check-ups, general practitioner and specialist
[00:20:01] consultations, and free medication. In his
[00:20:05] speech, the commander of Simic 31P
[00:20:08] Unifiel, Lieutenant Colonel Rahmatullah Suara, expressed
[00:20:12] his appreciation to all parties who supported
[00:20:16] the activity. He hopes that this
[00:20:19] health service can provide real benefits
[00:20:22] to the elderly and strengthen the
[00:20:25] friendship between Unifil and the local
[00:20:29] community. The presence of the Simic 31P
[00:20:32] Unifil task force through this health
[00:20:36] service affirms the
[00:20:38] TNI's commitment to
[00:20:43] carrying out the UN peacekeeping mission
[00:20:47] which is not only oriented towards
[00:20:50] security stability but also concern for
[00:20:53] the needs of the community.
[00:20:56] We will be
[00:20:58] back soon, viewers,
[00:21:07] there is information about ensuring that
[00:21:11] irrigation water needs are met, the
[00:21:14] Ministry of Public Works is preparing
[00:21:18] to develop deep
[00:21:20] wells that have
[00:21:22] the potential to
[00:21:24] become a reserve
[00:21:27] water source for irrigation networks,
[00:21:30] more details soon. Presented by
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[00:21:36] TV. So, you know
[00:21:40] the typical animals of Papua with
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[00:22:45] You are still with us in Priority Indonesia, viewers,
[00:22:49] the availability of water is one of the
[00:22:53] keys to the success of agricultural area development
[00:22:57] in the National Food, Energy, and Water
[00:23:00] Self-Sufficiency Center (KSPAN Wanam) in Merauke Regency, South
[00:23:03] Papua. To ensure that irrigation water needs
[00:23:06] are met, the Ministry of Public Works is
[00:23:10] preparing to develop deep wells that
[00:23:13] have the potential to
[00:23:16] become a source of freshwater reserves for
[00:23:21] irrigation networks in the area.
[00:23:25] Thus, it's quite difficult. Minister of Public Works
[00:23:28] Dodi Hanggodo. The National Energy and
[00:23:32] Water Agency or KSPAN Wanam in
[00:23:35] Merauke Regency, South Papua, on Thursday,
[00:23:38] October 8, 2026. This review is to
[00:23:41] see the progress of the construction of irrigation
[00:23:44] infrastructure. Dodi explained that water provision
[00:23:48] is one of the main responsibilities
[00:23:50] of the Ministry of Public Works in
[00:23:53] supporting the development of agricultural areas.
[00:23:57] Although the area is based on
[00:24:00] swamp agriculture, the certainty of freshwater
[00:24:03] availability must be maintained so that
[00:24:07] irrigation needs can be met in
[00:24:11] various conditions. Based on the
[00:24:13] results of geoelectric surveys, there are
[00:24:17] seven points that have groundwater potential
[00:24:20] to be developed into deep wells. Each
[00:24:23] point is estimated to have a
[00:24:27] water discharge of approximately 1 to
[00:24:31] 2 liters per second. This potential
[00:24:34] is the basis for strengthening water
[00:24:38] availability, especially in supporting agricultural activities
[00:24:41] that are being developed gradually in
[00:24:44] Wanam. The availability of alternative water
[00:24:47] sources from boreholes becomes important along
[00:24:51] with the start of rice planting in
[00:24:55] the Hunam area. As of October
[00:24:58] 2026, rice planting on the pilot
[00:25:02] land at kilometer 21 has reached
[00:25:05] approximately 40 hectares for the first phase. These rice
[00:25:09] plants are planned to be harvested
[00:25:13] from early to mid-October 2026.
[00:25:17] This is actually swamp agriculture,
[00:25:21] yes, a swamp that is
[00:25:24] based on freshwater from
[00:25:28] the swamp, but we also
[00:25:32] have to ensure that the water
[00:25:35] is always available in
[00:25:38] any condition for these rice
[00:25:41] fields, that's why we drilled
[00:25:44] at several points,
[00:25:48] drilled for groundwater,
[00:25:52] coincidentally the aquifer here is
[00:25:55] good, sir, on average
[00:25:58] maybe around 60, 70
[00:26:02] meters,
[00:26:04] yes, 60 70 meters
[00:26:08] we found water,
[00:26:11] freshwater, maybe the
[00:26:14] discharge is around 1
[00:26:18] liter per
[00:26:21] second, approximately,
[00:26:25] it should be harvested in
[00:26:29] mid-November, but if
[00:27:32] you look at it this way, it can be harvested in early November,
[00:27:36] but mostly mid-November. In addition to the development of boreholes,
[00:27:39] continuously building channel networks to support the development of agricultural
[00:27:43] areas in KSPN Wanam. From the target of building
[00:27:47] a network along 180 km until October 1,
[00:27:50] 2026, 133 km
[00:27:52] has been realized.
[00:27:56] This work includes swamp irrigation networks and
[00:27:59] flood control channels that play an important role