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[00:01:02] President Prabowo Subianto instructed the acceleration
[00:01:05] of forest and land fire extinguishing in a number of regions in Indonesia.
[00:01:22] The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah of the Republic of Indonesia ensures that until now
[00:01:26] there have been no Umrah pilgrims from Indonesia who have been directly affected
[00:01:30] by the security situation in the Middle East.
[00:01:53] Good evening, siblings, welcome to TVRI, the official channel for the
[00:01:57] U-17 World Cup 2026. It's a pleasure for Sefah. Yanterian to be
[00:02:01] back with you on Click Indonesia this evening, Monday, October
[00:02:04] 12, 2026. We have prepared a number of factual
[00:02:08] information for you, here is the full Click Indonesia evening on TVRI.
[00:02:24] Siblings, President Prabowo Subianto instructed the acceleration of forest
[00:02:28] and land fire extinguishing.
[00:03:00] which is the concentration of forest and land fire handling. One of the regions that
[00:03:03] is a priority is the Tanjung Puting National Park area, Central
[00:03:07] Kalimantan. This area is important because it is the habitat of various
[00:03:10] wild animals. He explained that extinguishing operations now
[00:03:14] rely more on land routes because thick smoke makes aerial extinguishing difficult.
[00:03:18] This was conveyed by the Coordinating Minister for Political, Legal, and Security Affairs after attending
[00:03:21] a meeting related to forest and land fire handling led by President Prabowo
[00:03:24] Subianto at the Presidential Palace in Jakarta on October
[00:03:28] 12, 2026.
[00:04:00] The report from the head of BNPB
[00:04:03] states that
[00:04:06] the operational helicopters have
[00:04:09] been deployed and are predominantly focused on
[00:04:12] ground operations. Coordinating Minister for Political, Legal, and Security Affairs Dudung Abdurrahman stated
[00:04:16] that President Prabowo Subianto also appreciates TNI and
[00:04:19] Polri personnel as well as all components involved in handling
[00:04:22] forest and land fires. The government is pursuing various steps to reduce forest
[00:04:25] fires, including mitigation operations and weather modification involving
[00:04:29] the Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency or
[00:04:32] BMKG.
[00:04:35] The Ministry of Environment and Forestry (KLH) plans
[00:04:38] to revoke Article 69 of Law No. 32 of
[00:04:42] 2009 concerning environmental protection and management
[00:04:45] (PPLH) which allows people to burn
[00:04:49] up to 2
[00:04:50] hectares of land.
[00:04:55] Minister of Environment Jumhur Hidayat stated that the government is trying to reduce
[00:04:58] forest fires by planning to revoke Article 69
[00:05:01] of Law 32 of 2009. He
[00:05:05] conveyed this at a press conference on the Coordination of the Climate Change Conference
[00:05:09] (COP 31) in Jakarta. However, on the other hand,
[00:05:12] the government will also pay attention to indigenous communities who are constrained by
[00:05:15] the high cost of land clearing. The former
[00:05:18] KSPSI Chairman emphasized that funding will
[00:05:22] be limited in a number of regions to narrow the opportunities for intentional
[00:05:26] forest fires. The government is also drafting
[00:05:29] a funding plan for indigenous communities with
[00:05:33] a climate finance scheme.
[00:05:36] We have agreed to submit a revision to the DPR, so
[00:05:40] that article will be closed, but
[00:05:43] at the same time, we are looking for a way out for
[00:05:46] communities who say they need funds to clear land that is
[00:05:50] open access, not concessions. Well, this can
[00:05:53] also be offset or discussed with climate
[00:05:57] funding, because when they burn
[00:06:00] this, honestly, our
[00:06:03] NDC will be disturbed again, sir, because this
[00:06:07] smoke is an extraordinary emission process.
[00:06:11] The revocation of Article 69 of Law Number 32 of
[00:06:14] 2009 concerning the protection and management
[00:06:18] of the environment or PPLH is
[00:06:21] a government initiative through KLH submitted to
[00:06:25] the DPR. It is hoped that with this revision, there will be no more
[00:06:29] corporate parties taking advantage of regulatory loopholes to burn forests with
[00:06:33] the excuse of clearing land.
[00:06:37] Coordinating Minister for Political and Security Affairs Dudung Abdurrahman
[00:06:40] stated that the government will soon inaugurate the head of the
[00:06:43] National Peatland and Mangrove Management Agency (BPGMN)
[00:06:47] next week. The establishment of this
[00:06:51] agency is part of the government's efforts to strengthen
[00:06:54] the prevention and handling of forest and
[00:06:57] land fires.
[00:07:02] Coordinating Minister for Political and Security Affairs Dudung Abdurrahman stated
[00:07:05] that the Director General of Natural Resources Conservation and Ecosystems of the
[00:07:09] Ministry of Forestry, Satiawan Pudyat Moko, will be
[00:07:42] there are six provinces that are the focus and
[00:07:45] two provinces like Central Kalimantan
[00:07:49] and South Sumatra,
[00:07:52] then there are again
[00:07:56] priorities in Kalimantan, namely Tanjung Kupin or around
[00:07:59] the national park because this must be protected because
[00:08:03] there are animals there
[00:08:06] and then the report from the head of
[00:08:09] BNPB states that
[00:08:12] the operational helicopters have
[00:08:15] been deployed and are predominantly focused on
[00:08:19] ground operations. President Prabowo Subianto formed
[00:08:23] the National Peatland and Mangrove Management Body
[00:08:26] (BPGMN). The establishment of this body was announced by
[00:08:30] the head of state in a meeting with 22 experts at Merdeka Palace
[00:08:33] in Jakarta on September 24. This body
[00:08:36] was formed to mitigate and prevent the recurrence of forest
[00:08:40] and land fires every year.
[00:08:45] The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah of the Republic of Indonesia ensures
[00:08:48] that until now no Umrah pilgrims from Indonesia
[00:08:52] have been directly affected by the security situation in the Middle East. The Ministry of Hajj
[00:08:56] asks Indonesian Umrah pilgrims to continue to increase
[00:08:59] vigilance in responding to the
[00:09:01] situation.
[00:09:07] Responding to the development of the security situation in the Middle East recently,
[00:09:11] the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah of Indonesia emphasizes that the safety
[00:09:14] of Indonesian Umrah pilgrims is the government's main priority. The Ministry of
[00:09:18] Hajj ensures that until now there have been no Umrah pilgrims from Indonesia
[00:09:22] who have been directly affected by the situation and all series of worship
[00:09:25] have proceeded as they should. To
[00:09:28] anticipate various possibilities, the Ministry of Hajj has issued several
[00:09:31] important appeals. For pilgrims who are currently in Saudi Arabia, the Ministry of Hajj urges
[00:09:35] them to remain calm, increase vigilance, and focus
[00:09:38] activities on performing worship in Mecca and Medina. Pilgrims
[00:09:42] are asked to limit non-essential travel outside these areas,
[00:09:46] comply with all local authority directives, avoid potentially
[00:09:49] vulnerable locations, and continue to coordinate actively with
[00:09:53] travel agencies. In line with this, the Ministry of Hajj also
[00:09:56] instructed all organizers of Umrah pilgrimage trips
[00:09:59] (PPIU) or Umrah Travel to make the safety
[00:10:03] of pilgrims their top
[00:10:05] priority.
[00:10:08] To all Umrah travel agencies, we ask that the safety of pilgrims be the main
[00:10:11] concern. Monitor the condition of pilgrims, provide assistance, and
[00:10:15] immediately communicate any schedule changes along with handling
[00:10:18] measures. Ensure that pilgrims can contact officials when
[00:10:22] they need help, and for those
[00:10:25] Umrah pilgrims who have not yet departed, also ensure the flight status and travel readiness
[00:10:28] with the Umrah travel agency, follow official
[00:10:32] information and government directives before making
[00:10:34] a decision. For the families of pilgrims in the homeland,
[00:10:38] the Ministry of Hajj advises them to remain calm and continue to maintain communication with
[00:10:41] pilgrims and travel agencies. The public is also urged not
[00:10:45] to spread unverified news and always refer
[00:10:48] to information from the official channels of the Ministry of Hajj, the Ministry of
[00:10:51] Foreign Affairs, the Indonesian Embassy in Riyadh, the Indonesian Consulate General in Jeddah, and the Saudi
[00:10:55] authorities.
[00:10:58] Foreign Minister Armanata Nasir
[00:11:01] emphasized that Indonesia continues to support the struggle of the Palestinian
[00:11:04] people to achieve independence. This support
[00:11:08] is realized through humanitarian aid, Gaza reconstruction,
[00:11:11] and strengthening the Palestinian
[00:11:13] Authority.
[00:11:18] Foreign Minister Armana Tasir affirmed that Indonesia's
[00:11:22] stance on Palestine will not change
[00:11:26] and will continue to adhere to the mandate of the
[00:11:29] constitution. The Indonesian Foreign Minister said
[00:11:33] Indonesia will continue to stand with the Palestinian people until their rights
[00:11:36] are fulfilled and an independent and sovereign
[00:11:39] Palestinian state is realized. This support
[00:11:43] is part of Indonesia's diplomatic direction amidst global
[00:11:46] dynamics and uncertainty.
[00:11:49] Indonesia's stance on Palestine has never
[00:11:52] changed.
[00:11:55] We have not changed.
[00:11:58] Indonesia will continue to stand with the Palestinian
[00:12:01] people until their rights
[00:12:04] are fulfilled and an independent
[00:12:08] and sovereign
[00:12:10] Palestinian state is realized. Foreign Minister Armanata
[00:12:14] Nasir said Indonesia's concrete steps include
[00:12:17] protecting the Palestinian people, delivering humanitarian aid,
[00:12:21] and recovering and reconstructing
[00:12:24] Gaza. Indonesia also continues to encourage the strengthening
[00:12:27] of the capacity of the Palestinian Authority so that the struggle
[00:12:30] to realize an independent and sovereign
[00:12:33] Palestinian state can continue.
[00:12:35] Foreign Minister
[00:12:38] Armanata Nasir affirmed that Indonesia's foreign
[00:12:42] policy remains committed to the
[00:12:45] free and active principle. In addition, Indonesia's diplomatic
[00:12:49] policy will continue to be based on the Constitution and national
[00:12:52] interests.
[00:12:57] Foreign Minister Armanata Nasir emphasized that
[00:13:00] a change of minister will not alter the direction of Indonesia's foreign
[00:13:04] policy, which is based on the free and
[00:13:06] active principle. He said Indonesia would continue to maintain
[00:13:10] good relations with all countries without being bound
[00:13:13] by any alliance or bloc. The government
[00:13:17] will remain firm if national interests and
[00:13:21] the sovereignty of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia are threatened.
[00:13:24] Free and active remains the anchor
[00:13:27] of our foreign
[00:13:28] policy.
[00:13:31] Indonesia is not bound by any
[00:13:35] alliance. We do not choose
[00:13:38] blocks, we choose
[00:13:41] principles.
[00:13:43] We are a peace-loving country that wants
[00:13:47] to be friends with all countries, as often
[00:13:51] stated by President Prabowo Subianto.
[00:13:55] A million friends are too few, one
[00:13:58] enemy is too many. Foreign Minister
[00:14:02] Armana Tasir stated that Indonesian diplomacy will continue
[00:14:05] to prioritize national interests and provide
[00:14:08] real benefits for the people. Indonesia
[00:14:11] will also continue to play an active role in promoting
[00:14:15] world peace and become a consistent and reliable partner
[00:14:18] amidst global uncertainty.
[00:14:21] Sajadak,
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[00:16:53] tonight, siblings, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
[00:16:57] has resolved 124,000
[00:17:00] cases involving Indonesian citizens abroad since
[00:17:03] 2024 until September 2026.
[00:17:06] The Minister. The Ministry
[00:17:20] of Foreign Affairs has resolved 124,000 cases
[00:17:24] involving Indonesian citizens abroad since 2024
[00:17:28] until September 2026.
[00:17:31] Foreign Minister Armanata Nasir said that resolving cases
[00:17:35] involving Indonesian citizens is part of
[00:17:38] the government's efforts to ensure the state's presence in protecting
[00:17:41] Indonesian citizens abroad. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs continues to strengthen
[00:17:45] its response to crisis situations involving
[00:17:48] Indonesian citizens. In addition, the government is developing integrated
[00:17:52] digital services to enhance
[00:17:55] the effectiveness of protection and services for Indonesian
[00:17:59] citizens. Since
[00:18:02] 2024 until September this year,
[00:18:05] the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has resolved
[00:18:08] approximately 124,000
[00:18:12] cases involving Indonesian citizens abroad.
[00:18:15] Behind every number
[00:18:19] there are families waiting, waiting
[00:18:23] for news, and parents who want their children
[00:18:27] to return safely.
[00:18:29] Foreign Minister Armana Tasir said that the protection of Indonesian citizens
[00:18:33] is an important part of efforts to strengthen national
[00:18:36] resilience through diplomacy
[00:18:39] that prioritizes the interests of the people. The government
[00:18:42] is committed to ensuring that every Indonesian citizen abroad receives
[00:18:46] attention and protection through a more agile
[00:18:50] response.
[00:18:54] Foreign Minister Armanatan Nasir is committed to Indonesia
[00:18:57] promoting United Nations reform to be
[00:19:00] more effective, transparent, and
[00:19:03] representative. This step is considered important to strengthen
[00:19:06] the role of developing countries in global
[00:19:09] governance.
[00:19:13] Foreign Minister Armana Tasir said the government
[00:19:17] is pushing for reform of the UN and other
[00:19:20] multilateral institutions to be more just and able
[00:19:23] to address global challenges. The Indonesian Foreign Minister
[00:19:26] believes the current multilateral system has not fully
[00:19:29] accommodated the interests of developing
[00:19:33] countries. Therefore, the government will continue to push
[00:19:36] for UN reform and other multilateral
[00:19:39] institutions to be more just and able to address global
[00:19:43] challenges. Indonesia strengthens
[00:19:46] the system from within, one of which is through membership in the UN
[00:19:50] Board of Auditors or United Nations Board of
[00:19:53] Auditors.
[00:19:56] International law must apply to
[00:19:59] everyone, not only when it
[00:20:02] benefits some countries. Therefore,
[00:20:06] Indonesia will continue to encourage the UN
[00:20:09] and other multilateral institutions to be more
[00:20:12] effective, more representative,
[00:20:16] and more efficient.
[00:20:18] Foreign Minister Armanata Nasir said Indonesia is running
[00:20:22] for a non-permanent seat on the UN Security
[00:20:25] Council for the 2029-2030 period
[00:20:29] to promote more democratic and transparent
[00:20:32] governance. The government hopes
[00:20:36] that this reform will be
[00:21:50] With channels in KSPEan Merauke Regency has a target
[00:21:53] of 180 km and as of October
[00:21:56] 1, 2026, 133 km has been
[00:22:00] realized. The work includes a raw irrigation network
[00:22:04] and flood control channels which are an important part of
[00:22:07] supporting the development of agricultural areas. Minister
[00:22:10] Dodi said that this water infrastructure support is the
[00:22:13] basis for phased agricultural development.
[00:22:17] Our task is to prepare the water. This is enough
[00:22:20] for the first 100, yes, 130 hectares and the next is for 10,000
[00:22:24] hectares, which is why this is actually swamp agriculture
[00:22:28] and the swamp that is
[00:22:31] based on fresh water from the swamp
[00:22:35] but we also have to ensure that the water
[00:22:39] is fresh
[00:22:41] and always available in any condition for these rice
[00:22:45] fields. Then at several points we are doing
[00:22:48] drilling for water.
[00:22:51] Public Works Minister Dodi Hanggodo stated that the construction of Wana is part of
[00:22:55] efforts to open new food barns to strengthen national food
[00:22:58] security.
[00:23:05] Coordinating Minister for Infrastructure and Regional Development Agus
[00:23:08] Harimurti Yodoyono emphasized strengthening synergy in developing
[00:23:12] inclusive digital infrastructure. Coordinating Minister
[00:23:16] IPK Agus considers strengthening national digital infrastructure important.
[00:24:20] mapping the challenges and opportunities of today's
[00:24:24] digital economy, but how we
[00:24:27] can turn all those challenges into opportunities for
[00:24:30] Indonesia's progress and prosperity. Specifically,
[00:24:34] I brought up
[00:24:36] an important substance that
[00:24:40] ultimately we
[00:24:42] need infrastructure support across
[00:24:46] all regions of Indonesia to ensure that
[00:24:50] the digital economy, including the digital ecosystem,
[00:24:53] which must be prepared and grow simultaneously
[00:24:57] in various regions, can truly
[00:25:00] be realized. The General Chairman of Biru Muda Projekt, Teku
[00:25:04] Agashi Harsha, stated that the involvement of young people is
[00:25:07] an important factor in building an adaptive and innovative
[00:25:11] digital ecosystem so that it can meet the needs and challenges in the
[00:25:14] future. The determination and because we see the development
[00:25:18] of special technology. This AI industry opens up
[00:25:22] great economic opportunities for young people and
[00:25:26] also for this industry
[00:25:29] it really needs support from relevant
[00:25:32] stakeholders, such as the Ministry of Infrastructure, the Ministry of Communication and Information,
[00:25:36] and also the Ministry of Finance. Biru Muda Project encourages dialogue and
[00:25:39] collaboration between government, industry, academics,
[00:25:43] and young people in supporting the development of national
[00:25:46] digital infrastructure through the Digital Infrastructure Summit 200.
[00:25:54] The Association of Indonesian Indigenous Entrepreneurs (HIPPI) encourages
[00:25:57] the government to strengthen policies that favor local MSMEs
[00:26:01] amidst the influx of imported goods which are deemed to suppress
[00:26:05] the competitiveness of domestic
[00:26:13] Erik Hidayat believes that the influx of imported goods is
[00:26:16] one of the challenges for MSME actors, especially in
[00:26:19] the food and beverage, fashion, and
[00:26:22] agriculture sectors. HIPPI encourages the formulation of concrete programs and
[00:26:26] government policies that can strengthen the competitiveness of local
[00:26:29] entrepreneurs. He said.
[00:27:02] by all of us and also the government. Meanwhile,
[00:27:06] Deputy Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Drajat Hari
[00:27:09] Wibowo hopes that MSME actors who are members of
[00:27:13] HIPPI can increase their business scale so that they can
[00:27:16] contribute more significantly to the national
[00:27:19] economy. Hopefully, HIPPI can become the backbone
[00:27:22] of Indonesian economic actors. Yes, so
[00:27:26] we have many micro businesses, I really hope
[00:27:29] that many HIPPI members can grow.
[00:27:33] can be even bigger. Through the third national working meeting, which coincided
[00:27:37] with HIPPI's 50th anniversary, HIPPI encourages
[00:27:39] regional entrepreneurs to increase their business scale and expand
[00:27:43] market access so that local MSME products can compete
[00:27:47] and reach a wider
[00:27:48] market.
[00:27:51] Siblings, one of the public entertainment venues, namely the night market
[00:27:55] located in Lasowani village, Palu City, Central Sulawesi
[00:27:59] province, has become a space for students to showcase
[00:28:02] their artistic talents. This art, participated in by students,
[00:28:06] presents a pulling
[00:28:10] atmosphere every weekend, precisely Saturday night,
[00:28:13] located at Taman Mebe Ure, Lasowani Village, Palu
[00:28:16] City, enlivened by night market activities which are
[00:28:20] one of the entertainment choices for the community. These activities
[00:28:23] that are present every week not only offer a buying
[00:28:27] and selling atmosphere and enjoying various snacks, but also provide a space
[00:28:31] for students to show their artistic creativity.
[00:28:34] Of course, with the presence of students displaying their artistic
[00:28:38] talents, the atmosphere is full of joy and attracts the attention
[00:28:41] of visitors to the night market. Although they provide
[00:28:44] the best performances, there are obstacles regarding facilities in
[00:28:48] this area. These students who are still studying at Palu State
[00:28:52] Junior High School 1 suggest that the facilities in the
[00:28:55] night market area be improved so that student creative performances
[00:28:59] can proceed better. with me
[00:29:53] Central Sulawesi
[00:29:53] reports.
[00:29:59] The information just now also concludes our meeting on Click Indonesia.
[00:30:14] Good night and see you again.