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[00:07:38] Good afternoon, you are watching the Development Footprint program. This time with
[00:07:42] me, Oki Satriau. A number of information related to the program and
[00:07:45] achievements of President Prabowo Subianto's government will be presented
[00:07:49] for you and this is the complete Development Footprint.
[00:07:51] selengkapnya.
[00:07:55] President Prabowo Subianto invited researchers and
[00:07:58] research from the National Research and Innovation Agency
[00:08:02] to present research results in the fields of food,
[00:08:05] energy and other innovations that support the implementation of priority
[00:08:09] government programs in the Presidential Palace complex, Jakarta
[00:08:13] today.
[00:08:16] President Prabowo Subianto invited researchers from the National
[00:08:19] Research and Innovation Agency or Brin to present research
[00:08:23] results in the fields of food, energy and various other innovations
[00:08:26] that support the implementation of government priority programs.
[00:08:30] Brin Head Arif Satria said that Brin
[00:08:33] researchers presented research results in the fields of food, energy and
[00:08:39] are expected to solve national problems.
[00:08:42] He admitted to being honored because the researchers were given the opportunity
[00:08:46] to dialogue with the Head of State.
[00:08:48] Of course, we at Brin feel
[00:08:52] honored because our researchers were invited
[00:08:55] to the palace to dialogue with Mr.
[00:08:58] President, and at the same time receive directives from Mr. President, because indeed
[00:09:01] several times we presented
[00:09:04] Brin's findings that
[00:09:08] can be used to solve various national problems.
[00:09:11] Problems.
[00:09:45] Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka made
[00:09:48] a working visit to Aceh to review the rehabilitation and
[00:09:52] reconstruction process of several infrastructures after the Sumatra
[00:09:55] disaster.
[00:09:59] Vice President Gibran Rakabuming departed for Aceh via the Indonesian
[00:10:03] Air Force Base Lanud Halim Perdanakusuma
[00:10:07] Jakarta at around 6:00 AM Western Indonesian
[00:10:09] Time. Upon arrival in Aceh, the Vice President immediately inspected
[00:10:13] the construction site of the Kutablang Bireuen bridge in Bireuen
[00:10:16] Regency, Aceh to ensure the progress of the infrastructure
[00:10:20] construction. The presence of the Vice President at the location was welcomed
[00:10:23] by the community who had... Later, in a dialogue with
[00:10:27] the local community, Vice President Gibran assured that the government would
[00:10:30] provide attention to the residents affected by the disaster. Currently,
[00:10:34] the government is focused on repairing
[00:10:36] infrastructure, including bridges that facilitate the mobility
[00:10:40] of residents. After dialoguing with residents, the Vice President
[00:10:44] listened to a presentation from the Ministry of Public Works regarding the construction
[00:10:48] process of the Kutab Blang Bridge. In addition to reviewing
[00:10:51] the construction of the Kutab Blang Bridge, the Vice President will also
[00:10:55] visit SD Negeri 7 Bireuen to see
[00:10:58] the condition of educational facilities and the implementation of government
[00:11:01] programs in the education sector. Through
[00:11:05] this visit, it is hoped that it can further strengthen the commitment
[00:11:08] of the central government to accelerate infrastructure development and
[00:11:11] improve the quality of public services in Aceh.
[00:11:15] The review by the Vice President is also part of
[00:11:18] efforts to ensure that various national
[00:11:22] priority programs run according to targets and provide
[00:11:25] real benefits to
[00:11:27] the community.
[00:11:30] Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa will disburse an additional
[00:11:34] 20.5 trillion rupiah to
[00:11:37] 490 regional governments that are experiencing financial difficulties. This assistance from
[00:11:41] the central government is a directive from President Prabowo
[00:11:44] Subianto.
[00:11:50] Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa stated that the central government will
[00:11:53] inject a budget.
[00:12:04] This step is a form of response from the central government
[00:12:07] to the many regional governments that are experiencing difficulties meeting
[00:12:11] spending needs, especially for paying the salaries of
[00:12:14] government employees with work agreements or
[00:12:17] P3K. That's not TKD, central government
[00:12:21] assistance so that regional financial conditions are more stable.
[00:12:26] 22 trillion, 2.5,
[00:12:30] not, not for 490, 490
[00:12:33] regions. Yes,
[00:12:36] the latest is next week,
[00:12:39] at the latest, but it's being processed, it's being processed, so
[00:12:42] it's just administration.
[00:12:45] Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa said
[00:12:49] the government is monitoring regions that are experiencing
[00:12:52] budget shortfalls. This assistance
[00:12:55] from the central government is expected to provide support
[00:12:59] for the fiscal sustainability of regions.
[00:13:02] The government has disbursed TKD (transfer to regions)
[00:13:05] of 357.4
[00:13:09] trillion rupiah in the first half of 2026. If
[00:13:12] compared to the same period last year, there was
[00:13:16] a contraction of 11.2%.
[00:13:19] At that time, TKD realization reached 402.5
[00:13:23] trillion rupiah. As a result, many regions experienced
[00:13:26] budget shortfalls, especially regions that still rely
[00:13:30] on transfers from the central government. I don't know yet.
[00:13:32] Coordinating Minister for Economic
[00:13:35] Affairs, Airlangga Hartarto, said that Indonesia's
[00:13:39] economy in the second quarter of 2026 grew to
[00:13:42] 5.29%. This economic growth achievement in
[00:13:46] this quarter continues the positive trend of maintaining
[00:13:50] economic growth above 5% for 7 consecutive
[00:13:54] years.
[00:13:59] According to the Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs, Airlangga
[00:14:02] Hartarto, Indonesia's economic growth is also one of
[00:14:05] the best compared to countries in Southeast Asia, although it is lower
[00:14:09] than Thailand and Vietnam. In addition,
[00:14:13] the Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs explained that economic growth in Bali and
[00:14:16] Nusa Tenggara is better than the national average, which is
[00:14:20] 6.1%. This is because the tourism sector has
[00:14:23] started to move.
[00:14:28] Well, amidst such conditions, even though various
[00:14:31] institutions see global economic growth only growing
[00:14:35] on average above 3%,
[00:14:38] Indonesia is still able to grow in the second
[00:14:41] quarter by
[00:14:43] 5.29%,
[00:14:46] and as we know, the second quarter did not have any
[00:14:50] major events like Eid, because this has already entered
[00:14:53] the first quarter. So the figure of
[00:14:56] 5.29 is a pretty good figure and
[00:15:00] throughout one semester
[00:15:03] we grew by
[00:15:05] 5.45%.
[00:15:08] Meanwhile, growth in Java reached
[00:15:11] 5.65% with a contribution to the gross
[00:15:14] domestic product (GDP) of
[00:15:17] 56.4%, indicating that the supply chain is
[00:15:20] the driver of the national economy. There were
[00:15:23] also several other achievements in the second quarter of 2026, such as
[00:15:27] the processing industry which grew
[00:15:29] by 4.52%, then the services sector,
[00:15:32] accommodation and food and beverage
[00:15:36] was supported by the nutritious meal program (MBG) and the
[00:15:40] hotel and travel industry program, as well as the construction
[00:15:44] sector which grew by 6.68%
[00:15:46] thanks to the support of the 3 million homes program. From Jakarta,
[00:15:50] Yohanes Abimanyu
[00:15:51] reports.
[00:15:55] The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) announced that Indonesia's economic
[00:15:58] growth in Q2 2026 reached
[00:16:02] 5.29%
[00:16:04] year-on-year. This achievement is higher
[00:16:07] than economic growth in Q2
[00:16:10] 2025, which was
[00:16:12] 5.12%.
[00:16:16] The employment situation in Indonesia in
[00:16:19] position. The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) announced the latest
[00:16:22] economic growth data for Q2
[00:16:25] 2026. Amidst global uncertainty, Indonesia's
[00:16:28] economy remains resilient and still records stable
[00:16:31] growth. In Q2 2026, Indonesia's gross
[00:16:35] domestic product (GDP) grew.
[00:16:42] The Deputy
[00:16:47] for Balance Sheet and Statistical Analysis of BPS, Moh. Edi
[00:16:50] Mahmud, stated that household consumption is still the main driver
[00:16:54] of economic growth in Q2 2026.
[00:16:58] Household consumption is the highest source of growth, at
[00:17:01] 2.67% with a growth of
[00:17:04] 5.06% year-on-year.
[00:17:37] and when compared to Q2 of 2025
[00:17:41] or year-on-year, it grew by
[00:17:45] 5.29%.
[00:17:45] 5,29%.
[00:17:50] when compared to Q1 of 2026
[00:17:53] or quarter-on-quarter, it grew by 3.73%.
[00:17:57] 3,73%.
[00:18:01] and when compared to the first half
[00:18:04] of 2025 or in terms of
[00:18:18] 2026, from the expenditure side is gross fixed capital formation
[00:18:21] or PMTB which grew solidly by
[00:18:25] 6.87%.
[00:18:28] This figure is driven by private and government
[00:18:30] investment.
[00:18:33] 2026. Minister of Industry,
[00:18:36] Gumiwang Kartasasmita, said the 2026
[00:18:39] ILF exhibition is a platform that brings together
[00:18:43] leather and garment industry players to showcase the latest innovations
[00:18:46] in the global market. The high
[00:18:49] international participation reflects the world's increasing
[00:18:52] trust in Indonesian
[00:18:54] manufacturing.
[00:18:58] Indonesian Minister of Industry Agus Gumiwang Kartasasmita
[00:19:01] at the opening of the ILF Expo and IGT
[00:19:05] Expo 2026 emphasized that the
[00:19:08] leather, footwear, textile and garment sectors play a strategic role for
[00:19:12] the national economy. Agus Gumiwang mentioned that the high
[00:19:15] international participation reflects the world's increasing
[00:19:18] trust in the potential of the Indonesian manufacturing industry.
[00:19:22] This exhibition is a strategic platform that brings together
[00:19:25] leather, footwear, textile and garment industry players
[00:19:28] to showcase the latest innovations,
[00:19:32] expand business networks and strengthen the competitiveness
[00:19:35] of the Indonesian manufacturing industry in
[00:20:07] This was attended by 210 participants, including 50
[00:20:11] local MSMEs and industry players from 14
[00:20:14] countries. The minister just said that
[00:20:18] we must seize the international market.
[00:20:22] Indonesia has the potential for reliable workforce
[00:20:25] supported by machinery technology.
[00:20:27] This exhibition eh we want to make
[00:20:31] Indonesia a manufacturing hub and
[00:20:34] also a meeting point between suppliers and
[00:20:37] the footwear and leather and fashion industries, including for
[00:20:41] textiles and garments. Daos Salim also mentioned that through the organization
[00:20:45] of the ILF Expo and IGT Expo 2026,
[00:20:48] Grista Exhibition Group hopes this exhibition will be a catalyst for the growth
[00:20:52] of the national leather, footwear, textile and garment industries,
[00:20:55] expanding export markets and strengthening the competitiveness
[00:20:59] of Indonesian products in the global
[00:21:00] market.
[00:21:20] The symbol of glory on one historic stage for the first
[00:21:23] time, Chelsea and AC Milan are in
[00:21:27] Jakarta for a spectacular
[00:21:29] match.
[00:21:32] Watch the grand pre-season Indonesia Super
[00:21:36] Cup match, Chelsea versus AC Milan, live from
[00:21:39] the Gelora Bung Karno Main Stadium on Saturday, August 8,
[00:21:43] 2026 on National TV and
[00:21:47] Sports TV.
[00:22:02] Exploring various stories from all corners of Indonesia, every
[00:22:06] simple step gives birth to sincerity and
[00:22:09] hope, a portrait that provides
[00:22:12] a new perspective on life that
[00:22:15] brings motivation to always build
[00:22:18] the nation. Inspirasi Indonesia
[00:22:22] every day at 10:30 AM Western Indonesian Time.
[00:22:36] You are back with the development
[00:22:38] track program.
[00:22:41] The Papua provincial government appreciates the implementation
[00:22:44] of the Sovereign Rupiah Expedition
[00:22:47] by Bank Indonesia with the Indonesian National
[00:22:51] Army Navy. This program is a form of state presence in
[00:22:55] ensuring the availability of rupiah currency suitable for circulation for the public in
[00:22:59] frontier, outermost and
[00:23:01] remote areas.
[00:23:06] Papua Deputy Governor Arioko Rumaropen appreciated
[00:23:10] the implementation of the Sovereign Rupiah Expedition Papua 2026, initiated by
[00:23:14] Bank Indonesia with the Indonesian National Army Navy. The Deputy
[00:23:18] Governor of Papua stated that Bank Indonesia plays a strategic role
[00:23:22] in maintaining the stability of the payment system and ensuring
[00:23:25] the availability of rupiah currency suitable for circulation even
[00:23:29] in island regions and remote areas in Papua. He
[00:23:33] assessed that the Sovereign Rupiah Expedition is a form of synergy between Bank
[00:23:36] Indonesia, the Navy and the Regional Government in expanding
[00:23:40] access to financial services for the community, especially in areas
[00:23:44] that still rely on cash transactions.
[00:23:47] The Sovereign Rupiah Expedition Papua 2026 will take place from August
[00:23:50] 4 to 10, 2026 using KRI
[00:23:53] Mata Bongsang 873. The team
[00:23:57] will visit five islands, namely Pai, Owi,
[00:24:00] Numfor, Biak and Yapen to provide
[00:24:04] exchange for suitable currency and education on loving, being proud
[00:24:08] of and understanding the rupiah. The Deputy Governor of Papua stated that this
[00:24:11] activity not only strengthens financial services, but also fosters public
[00:24:15] awareness, especially among the younger generation, of the importance of maintaining
[00:24:19] the rupiah as.
[00:25:54] The Coordinating Minister for Political, Legal, and Security Affairs acknowledged the existence of hoaxes,
[00:25:57] disinformation, slander, and hatred spread by certain parties
[00:26:00] on social media to cause
[00:26:02] public concern. He also asked the public not to be disturbed by
[00:26:06] these issues. He also said that people in
[00:26:09] Jakarta, in big cities, and in other regions are still
[00:26:13] carrying out their activities as
[00:26:16] suspected, predicted, and rolled out by certain parties on
[00:26:19] social media that caused concern in the community.
[00:26:23] The Coordinating Minister for Political, Legal, and Security Affairs ensured that the entire security situation in the country is
[00:26:27] under the control of the TNI Commander and the National Police Chief, in addition to being
[00:26:31] monitored by the State Intelligence Agency.
[00:26:34] The situation in the
[00:26:35] country
[00:26:39] is very, very stable and the developments that are
[00:26:42] happening in the country are still under our control, the Commander's control,
[00:26:46] the National Police Chief's control, and in matters of
[00:26:49] intelligence, those matters are also constantly
[00:26:52] followed up and we always
[00:26:55] coordinate to
[00:26:57] refresh
[00:27:00] the conditions we face at all times. The Coordinating Minister
[00:27:04] for Political, Legal, and Security Affairs, Jamari Caniago, emphasized that the government is making strong efforts
[00:27:08] to protect the public from significant impacts due to global
[00:27:11] geopolitical turmoil. According to him, the government continues
[00:27:14] to ensure that work programs continue to
[00:27:18] run.