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[00:00:09] Come to prayer
[00:00:21] Come to
[00:00:29] local MSME products
[00:00:42] Good afternoon, welcome to TVRI, the official FIFA
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[00:00:57] Brothers and sisters, you are watching the progress of TFRI today. Monday, October 12,
[00:01:01] 2026 with me, Akbar Syah.
[00:01:04] Let's go to the first information, brothers and sisters. The President of the Republic of Indonesia, Prabu
[00:01:08] Subianto, affirmed Indonesia's support for
[00:01:11] Egypt's efforts to secure the right to the Nile River water. The Head of
[00:01:15] State emphasized the importance of respecting international law and
[00:01:19] guaranteeing access to water sources for every
[00:01:22] nation. My respects
[00:01:26] to the President of the Arab Republic of Egypt.
[00:02:00] Water resources need to be addressed by prioritizing common
[00:02:03] interests, including respecting the right of every
[00:02:07] country to obtain guaranteed access to the
[00:02:10] water sources needed by the community.
[00:02:12] It is very
[00:02:15] concerning if
[00:02:17] there are thoughts
[00:02:21] to
[00:02:23] violate
[00:02:25] international
[00:02:28] law. To
[00:02:32] reduce the right of nations
[00:02:36] to obtain guaranteed water
[00:02:40] sources, we in this regard
[00:02:42] hope that all
[00:02:46] parties will
[00:02:49] increase
[00:02:55] common interests
[00:02:58] for... the region
[00:03:01] and we
[00:03:04] will support Egypt's
[00:03:08] efforts to
[00:03:12] secure its
[00:03:15] water rights.
[00:03:18] Meanwhile, Egyptian President Abdul Fattah LCC emphasized
[00:03:22] the importance of the Nile River for the lives of the
[00:03:25] Egyptian people. The river is the lifeblood
[00:03:28] of life, he affirmed.
[00:03:40] Indonesian President Prabo Subianto and Egyptian President
[00:03:44] Abdel Fatah LCC agreed to strengthen economic
[00:03:47] cooperation between the two countries, one of which is the initiative to establish a Joint
[00:03:51] Investment Fund or joint investment between
[00:03:55] Indonesia and Egypt to encourage investment in strategic
[00:03:59] projects.
[00:05:00] by the investment agencies of our two countries
[00:05:03] to
[00:05:07] encourage investment in strategic
[00:05:09] projects. The President of the Republic of Indonesia,
[00:05:14] Prabo Subianto, encourages the formation of an economic partnership agreement between Indonesia and
[00:05:18] Egypt. This economic partnership agreement
[00:05:21] is expected to open wider opportunities for market access,
[00:05:25] investment, and the involvement of business actors from both
[00:05:28] countries.
[00:05:32] Coordinating Minister for Downstream and Energy Transition, Bahlil
[00:05:35] Hadalia, encouraged changes
[00:05:38] in mining regulations to give priority to cooperatives
[00:05:42] and local MSMEs in obtaining mining business
[00:05:45] permits or IUPs without going through
[00:05:48] tenders.
[00:05:54] Coordinating Minister for Downstream and Energy Transition, Bahlil
[00:05:57] Lahadalia, believes this policy
[00:06:00] is needed to broaden local entrepreneurs' access
[00:06:04] to natural resource management. Coordinating Minister Bahlil
[00:06:07] emphasized that the policy is in line with Pancasila-based
[00:06:11] economic principles, which emphasize equal
[00:06:14] opportunities and wealth distribution. The government
[00:06:18] also encourages companies holding IUPs to involve
[00:06:21] local partners, including in the implementation of mining
[00:06:25] work. So then we changed the
[00:06:28] Minerba Law
[00:06:31] to give cooperatives and MSMEs
[00:06:34] priority IUPs without tenders to restore
[00:06:38] the rights of local people to be masters in their own country. Downstreaming is important
[00:06:43] as a driver of economic growth, but if the growth is
[00:06:47] high without equitable distribution,
[00:06:50] I think it's not right. That's where the government's
[00:06:53] presence is important to how it can
[00:06:57] encourage equitable distribution. Coordinating Minister Bahlil
[00:07:00] reminded regional entrepreneurs to maintain integrity
[00:07:03] and professionalism. He emphasized that work packages
[00:07:07] entrusted to local partners should not be resold
[00:07:11] to other parties. This step is expected to
[00:07:15] strengthen the role of regional business actors while encouraging
[00:07:18] the equitable distribution of economic benefits from the
[00:07:21] mining sector.
[00:07:25] Home Affairs Minister Tito Karnavian said that inflation in
[00:07:29] September 2026 had reached
[00:07:31] 3.28%. The Home Affairs Minister warned
[00:07:35] regional governments to control the prices of food commodities
[00:07:38] that are experiencing increases.
[00:07:47] Home Affairs Minister Muhammad Tito Karnavian reminded the central and
[00:07:50] regional governments to be aware of the increase in annual inflation, which is approaching the upper
[00:07:54] limit of the government's target of
[00:07:56] 3.5%. Tito said that year-on-year
[00:08:00] or annual inflation in September 2026 reached
[00:08:04] 3.28%, up from August
[00:08:08] 2026, which was 3.19%.
[00:08:12] According to him, this figure needs
[00:08:15] to be a shared concern so that inflation does not exceed
[00:08:18] the upper limit of the government's target and inflation
[00:08:21] from month to month, August to September,
[00:08:25] also increased. We see the trend on
[00:08:28] the right, from 0.21 to
[00:08:30] 0.30, and the main contributor, if
[00:08:34] we look at the data here, month
[00:08:38] to month, is
[00:08:40] in the food sector. Food, beverages, tobacco
[00:08:44] 0.88%.
[00:08:47] Home Affairs Minister Muhammad Tito Karnavian warned that rising
[00:08:50] inflation can directly impact people's purchasing power,
[00:08:54] especially low-income groups. He
[00:08:58] stated that people in the 1st and 2nd decile groups, or
[00:09:01] the bottom 20% group, are the ones who feel
[00:09:05] the impact of rising prices of basic necessities the most. According to
[00:09:08] the Home Affairs Minister, even a relatively small
[00:09:12] increase in commodity prices can affect the spending of people
[00:09:15] who rely on daily income. The food,
[00:09:18] beverage, and tobacco group is the biggest contributor to
[00:09:21] monthly inflation that needs attention. This group
[00:09:25] recorded inflation of 0.88%,
[00:09:29] higher than other expenditure groups.
[00:09:32] Home Affairs Minister Muhammad Tito Karnavian asked regional governments to immediately
[00:09:36] coordinate with the National Food Agency Bapanas, Perumbulok, and
[00:09:40] business actors to control the prices of food commodities
[00:09:44] that are experiencing increases. He also requested support from the Ministry of Agriculture
[00:09:47] and Bulok to conduct market operations and
[00:09:51] interventions in districts and cities that are experiencing price
[00:09:54] increases.
[00:09:57] Home Affairs Minister Tito Karnavian and Agriculture Minister
[00:10:01] Andi Amran Sulaiman agreed on
[00:10:03] the budget
[00:10:05] for the rehabilitation of thousands of Agricultural Extension Offices (BPP). This
[00:10:09] was done to achieve the target of national food sovereignty.
[00:10:16] Home Affairs Minister Tito Karnavian signed an MoU or
[00:10:20] memorandum of understanding with the Minister
[00:10:21] of Agriculture,
[00:10:24] Amran Sulaiman, regarding agricultural extension workers in the regions becoming
[00:10:28] civil servants under the Ministry of Agriculture.
[00:10:32] The Home Affairs Minister revealed that the step was taken to
[00:10:35] strengthen coordination and field command
[00:10:38] in pursuing the national food sovereignty target set by
[00:10:42] President Prabowo Subianto, where the Central
[00:10:46] Government, the Minister of Agriculture, who was given
[00:10:49] the task, was hampered by
[00:10:53] bureaucracy. Therefore, we
[00:10:55] then agreed after a long
[00:10:59] discussion, based on the suggestion of the President as well,
[00:11:02] that there are many
[00:11:06] agricultural extension facilities that are damaged and not taken care of by the regions,
[00:11:10] so they were taken over by him and repaired. Meanwhile, Minister of
[00:11:13] Agriculture Andi Amran Sulaiman said that the agreement
[00:11:17] was designed as a solution to overcome the unclear
[00:11:20] management of agricultural extension facilities or
[00:11:24] PPL.
[00:11:55] a common basis for allocating a budget
[00:11:58] for the physical renovation of agricultural extension offices
[00:12:02] or BPP without being hampered by the bureaucratic
[00:12:06] process of asset transfer that takes a long
[00:12:08] time.
[00:12:12] Minister of Agriculture Andi Amran Sulaiman is working to ensure
[00:12:15] that the prices of chicken and eggs for farmers can increase, stating
[00:12:19] that farmers are experiencing losses due to price manipulation
[00:12:22] for these commodities.
[00:12:28] Minister of Agriculture Andi Amran Sulaiman revealed that chicken
[00:12:31] and egg farmers are facing pressure due to low selling
[00:12:35] prices at the producer level. This condition is considered to threaten
[00:12:39] the sustainability of farmers' businesses, even though prices at the consumer level are still
[00:12:42] relatively high. According to Minister Amran, the prices of chicken
[00:12:46] and eggs at the producer level are in the range of Rp20,000 to
[00:12:50] Rp21,000. These prices are below
[00:12:54] the purchase price and government price (HPP), while prices at
[00:12:57] the consumer level reach Rp40,000 to
[00:13:00] Rp45,000. This was conveyed at the coordination
[00:13:04] meeting for inflation control in
[00:13:06] 2026 with Home Affairs Minister Muhammad Tito Karnavian
[00:13:10] in Jakarta. There's something interesting, inflation
[00:13:13] of chicken eggs, inflation
[00:13:15] of chicken, inflation
[00:13:18] of rice, these three are the most prominent,
[00:13:22] but it's funny that the
[00:13:25] price at the producer is below
[00:13:28] the government's HPP.
[00:13:30] So because of the low prices, the farmers
[00:13:34] demonstrated, but at the same time,
[00:13:37] consumers also cried out.
[00:13:40] This means there's a middleman, there's a mafia. We have to deal with this mafia.
[00:13:43] Minister of Agriculture Andi Amran Sulaiman suspects that there
[00:13:47] are problems in the distribution chain that cause
[00:13:50] a price gap between the producer and
[00:13:53] consumer levels.
[00:14:55] cheap, Cooperatives Minister Ferry Juliantono revealed
[00:14:58] that income from the distribution of rice and cooking oil reached approximately 1 billion
[00:15:02] rupiah. This achievement does not yet include income from
[00:15:05] the sale of various other commodities. Currently, cooperative
[00:15:09] outlets have served community needs through the sale of
[00:15:12] SPHP rice, cooking oil, 3 kg LPG
[00:15:15] and subsidized fertilizers. In addition, KDKMP outlets also
[00:15:19] market various micro, small and medium enterprise products from the local
[00:15:23] community. The government also encourages KDKMP Sorowako to develop
[00:15:27] into a center for agricultural product management. Post-harvest
[00:15:30] equipment support is considered important to increase the selling value of superior
[00:15:34] regional commodities such as pepper and vanilla. From
[00:15:37] its membership, this cooperative has about 500
[00:15:41] members out of a total village population of 4,000
[00:15:44] people. Earlier, we also discussed with
[00:15:47] the management and supervisors of the Merah Putih Village Cooperative, and
[00:15:51] now their store
[00:15:54] has opened. They already sell almost all
[00:15:57] subsidized goods, 3-kilogram LPG gas, fertilizer, SPHP
[00:16:01] rice, and cooking oil, plus
[00:16:06] sold at these stores. But in my opinion,
[00:16:10] this is proof that the existence of the
[00:16:13] Merah Putih Village Cooperative in the framework of supporting
[00:16:16] this operationalization is slow
[00:16:19] but convincing. God willing, with the support
[00:16:22] from all parties, the existence of the Merah Putih Village Cooperative
[00:16:26] can be beneficial. Located right in front of Lake Matano,
[00:16:30] KDKMP Sorowako store has the potential to develop
[00:16:33] marketing through the tourism sector. Lake Matano scenery.
[00:17:07] region prohibits land burning in emergency forest and
[00:17:11] land fires or forest fires instructing local governments
[00:17:15] to cooperate with the regional leadership coordination forum or
[00:17:18] Forkoh Pimda, TNI, Polri, and community leaders to
[00:17:22] prevent the emergence of new
[00:17:23] hotspots.
[00:17:26] That's why I am issuing the Home Affairs Minister's instruction to
[00:17:30] fight prevention together
[00:17:32] with Forkompinda
[00:17:35] the military. Police, everyone
[00:17:39] move, community leaders. Home Affairs Minister
[00:17:42] Tito Karnavian said that President Prabu
[00:17:45] Subianto had issued a Presidential Regulation or Perpres that
[00:17:48] regulates the prohibition of land clearing by burning. Therefore,
[00:17:52] he believes that the implementation of this regulation needs to be strengthened by
[00:17:55] regional leaders from the provincial to the village level.
[00:17:59] According to Tito, the socialization of the prohibition of land burning must reach
[00:18:03] all levels of society, especially amidst the dry season
[00:18:06] that increases the risk of widespread fires. The government also
[00:18:10] relies on ground handling efforts by channeling water from
[00:18:14] various sources to peatlands to reduce the risk
[00:18:17] of fires.
[00:22:41] Thank you for still being with us at the TVRI
[00:22:44] development progress.
[00:22:46] We will now look at information, brothers and sisters, the government continues to strengthen.
[00:23:20] This is still in the discussion process. The government
[00:23:23] is studying the most appropriate collaboration so that the assistance
[00:23:27] can effectively support fire fighting.
[00:23:29] Oh,
[00:23:32] if it's like that, but if someone's oil palm plantation is burned,
[00:23:36] then he says, "Sir, how can I burn
[00:23:40] the oil palm plantation? Because this fire
[00:23:43] is indeed spreading because our plantation is burned," so that's
[00:23:47] because of a fire that is quite plausible.
[00:23:51] about aid from Malaysia and this is being
[00:23:53] discussed, how we
[00:23:56] collaborate on that aid. Besides
[00:23:59] focusing on fire suppression, Minister of Environment Jumhur also highlighted
[00:24:03] the importance of monitoring air pollution sources. The Minister
[00:24:06] of Environment encouraged the Ministry of Transportation and regional transportation
[00:24:10] agencies to tighten supervision and enforcement against vehicles
[00:24:14] that do not meet emission standards. This step
[00:24:17] is considered important to reduce air pollution,
[00:24:20] along with government efforts to restore environmental quality amidst the increasing
[00:24:23] impact of forest and land fires in several
[00:24:26] regions.
[00:24:31] This information also concludes today's development progress.
[00:24:34] TFRI, the official channel of the FIFA U-17 World Cup
[00:24:37] 2026. I, Akbar Syam, representing all colleagues on duty,
[00:24:40] thank you for your companionship. Good afternoon, see
[00:24:44] you again.
[00:30:49] Hello, good.