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[00:00:00] national financial inclusion from 93%
[00:00:04] to close to
[00:00:05] 99%.
[00:00:08] The three recipient criteria in the initial stage of the program were
[00:00:12] entering decile groups 1 to 4, being over
[00:00:15] 17 years old, and being part of the community
[00:00:19] whose data was prepared based on the Central Statistics Agency (BPS)
[00:00:22] database and the Deposit Insurance Agency
[00:00:26] (LPS).
[00:00:30] President Director of PT Kereta Api Indonesia (Persero) Bobi Rashidin
[00:00:33] said the government prepared a budget of approximately 2
[00:00:37] trillion for the construction project of a train service or tram in
[00:00:41] Bali.
[00:00:45] President Director of PT Kereta Api Indonesia (Persero) Bobi Rasyidin said
[00:00:49] the government prepared a budget of approximately Rp2 trillion for the
[00:00:53] construction project of a train or tram service
[00:00:57] care. The coffee beans in Bali. This was conveyed by the President Director of PT KAI at the Presidential Palace Complex, Jakarta.
[00:01:00] According to PT KAI, the plan to build a Bali train or tram will
[00:01:04] take approximately 2 years to complete. The project
[00:01:08] will be divided into two phases. The first phase covers the route from
[00:01:11] Ngurah Rai Airport to Legian, while the second phase will continue
[00:01:15] connectivity from Legian to Canggu. The
[00:01:19] second thing is that we
[00:01:21] are also presenting the development
[00:01:24] program for the train in
[00:01:27] Bali. The train service in Bali
[00:01:31] is from Ngurah Rai
[00:01:35] to the north to Kuta
[00:01:39] Legian, then Seminyak and
[00:01:41] ending in Canggu. PT KAI
[00:01:45] is also accelerating the revitalization of Gambir Station. This revitalization
[00:01:48] will be integrated with the arrangement of the Monas area, including
[00:01:50] Monas Park.
[00:01:55] of the The President Director of PT Kereta Api Indonesia said the acceleration
[00:01:58] plan for Gambir Station will
[00:02:01] be integrated with the arrangement of the National Monument area in Jakarta
[00:02:05] with a target completion time of 2
[00:02:07] Pangalengan, the cultivation tradition years.
[00:02:11] The President Director of PT Kereta Api Indonesia (Persero), Bubi Rasyidin,
[00:02:14] said that the acceleration plan for the revitalization of
[00:02:18] Gambir Station will be integrated with the arrangement
[00:02:21] of the National Monument area in Jakarta with a target completion
[00:02:24] time of 2 years. This was conveyed by the President Director of PT KAI after
[00:02:28] meeting President Prabowo Subianto at the Presidential Palace Complex in Jakarta today.
[00:02:31] He explained that the revitalization not only targets
[00:02:35] Gambir Station but also includes the arrangement of the Monas
[00:02:39] Park area so that both can be integrated. According to
[00:02:42] PT KAI, the revitalization program for Gambir Station will
[00:02:45] be carried out in two stages with a total completion time of approximately
[00:02:49] 2 years. In addition to the area arrangement, KAI also
[00:02:52] plans to integrate Gambir Station with Jakarta's MRT
[00:02:56] service which is located in the West Corridor.
[00:02:59] We discussed two things. The first is
[00:03:03] the acceleration of the revitalization program for
[00:03:07] Gambir Station, where later at Monas,
[00:03:11] a fully integrated area will be created.
[00:03:14] So, Monas Park
[00:03:17] will be revitalized,
[00:03:21] and so will Gambir Station. That's the first thing we want to convey, that
[00:03:25] for the revitalization of Gambir, there are two
[00:03:28] stages. Both stages will take 2
[00:03:32] years. The President Director of PT Kereta Api Indonesia (Persero), Bobi
[00:03:35] Rasyidin, said that the integration plan has been taken
[00:03:39] into account by KAI, but he has not yet elaborated further on
[00:03:43] the technical details of the construction for the revitalization.
[00:04:00] Brothers and sisters, Israeli artillery fired shells into the eastern part of Gaza
[00:04:03] City, northern Gaza Strip, Palestine, resulting in Palestinian
[00:04:07] deaths and injuries. In addition,
[00:04:10] the increasing national energy demand
[00:04:12] Oase Blue from BASF, which is poses its own challenges for Indonesia in carrying out
[00:04:15] energy transition. On one hand, energy supply must continue
[00:04:19] to be increased to support economic growth. However,
[00:04:22] on the other hand, carbon emissions must be reduced to achieve
[00:04:26] the Net Zero Emission target by 2016. One
[00:04:30] technology that is considered capable of bridging these two needs
[00:04:33] is carbon capture or carbon capture technology.
[00:04:37] Here is the full information in International
[00:04:39] Glimpses.
[00:04:45] The Israeli military regularly continues to launch air strikes and
[00:04:48] artillery shelling into the eastern Gaza Strip, including
[00:04:52] around Gaza City, northern Gaza, and southern Gaza areas such as
[00:04:56] Liverpool played against Fenerbahçe, which Khan Younis. The Israeli military launched shelling
[00:04:59] in the area east of Gaza City and several other
[00:05:02] points such as Zeitoun, Seijaya, Jabalia,
[00:05:06] and Khan Younis. Israeli forces launched a combination of
[00:05:09] ground artillery fire, air strikes by
[00:05:13] fighter jets and helicopters, and warship fire towards the Gaza coast. Gaza's
[00:05:17] emergency and civil defense services reported casualties and
[00:05:20] injuries as a result of the Israeli attack.
[00:05:24] Israeli forces detained around 30 Palestinians during
[00:05:28] raids on the Deisheh refugee camp south of
[00:05:31] Bethlehem in the occupied West Bank of Palestine from Wednesday night
[00:05:35] to Thursday morning. Israeli forces searched numerous
[00:05:38] homes, damaging and destroying their contents and furniture.
[00:07:12] to change their attitude. The statement was made during
[00:07:16] the state awards ceremony on Russia's National
[00:07:20] Unity Day.
[00:07:23] Efforts to maintain energy security while reducing carbon emissions
[00:07:26] have become one of the important agendas in the transformation of the global
[00:07:30] energy sector. For Indonesia, carbon capture
[00:07:34] technology is considered to have the potential
[00:07:37] to support the utilization of existing energy assets with
[00:07:41] a lower-emission production process. This technology
[00:07:44] allows carbon dioxide from industrial
[00:07:47] processes to be captured before being released into the atmosphere.
[00:07:51] Even through carbon utilization, the technology
[00:07:54] can support increased
[00:07:57] oil production through enhanced oil
[00:08:00] recovery. Carbon capture and
[00:08:04] gas treatment technology expert from BASF, Ashraf Abu Faris, on the sidelines
[00:08:07] of Adipec 2026 in Abu Dhabi
[00:08:10] on November 4, 2026, said that reducing
[00:08:14] carbon emissions does not have to contradict increasing
[00:08:17] energy needs. Both can actually go hand
[00:08:20] in hand through the application of the
[00:08:23] right technology. meeting the carbon emission does not
[00:08:26] contradict with the increased energy demand, I think they
[00:08:30] complement each other.
[00:08:32] So looking at Indonesian increased
[00:08:36] energy demand, carbon capture can help
[00:08:39] them improving let's say
[00:09:12] high national levels is a consideration for the industry to expand
[00:09:16] its application. One solution offered is
[00:09:19] the use of amine-based gas treatment technology such as
[00:09:25] designed to assist the carbon capture process with
[00:09:28] more efficient energy consumption. Collaboration
[00:09:31] between the government, private sector, and technology
[00:09:35] providers is an important factor so that carbon capture
[00:09:38] investment can provide optimal benefits for national
[00:09:41] industry. The application of this technology is expected
[00:09:45] to be part of Indonesia's strategy in maintaining energy
[00:09:48] resilience, reducing industrial emissions, and achieving net
[00:09:52] zero emission targets by 2060.
[00:10:54] you okay?
[00:12:54] Brother, the General Chairman of the DPP of the National Awakening
[00:12:57] Party, Muhaimin Iskandar, stated that
[00:13:01] Agrarian Reform is an important step in fighting for the rights
[00:13:04] and welfare of farmers. Gerbang Tani is expected to continue to be a platform
[00:13:08] for farmers' struggles, especially in encouraging
[00:13:11] land certainty and also strengthening the people's
[00:13:13] economy.
[00:13:17] The Chairman of the PKB DPP, Muhaimin Iskandar, appreciated the struggle
[00:13:21] of Gerbang Tani together with the Agrarian Reform Consortium and various elements
[00:13:25] of society who have been pushing for the realization of
[00:13:27] agrarian reform. Muhaimin said that agrarian reform
[00:13:31] is a hope for farmers and small communities to gain
[00:13:34] certainty over agricultural land as well as open up economic opportunities
[00:13:37] and a better future. Muhaimin believes
[00:13:40] that the struggle for the agricultural sector must be a common concern, given
[00:13:44] that farmers play a large role in supporting the national
[00:13:47] economy. This was conveyed by the PKB Chairman after
[00:13:51] the inauguration of the National Executive Board (DPN) of Gerbang Tani in Jakarta.
[00:13:55] Indeed, the burden and responsibility
[00:13:59] we bear is that most of our
[00:14:02] people are farmers, most of us
[00:14:06] rely on food from farmers whose
[00:14:10] problems never seem to end.
[00:14:14] And there have only been good signs since
[00:14:17] the agrarian reform law came into
[00:14:21] effect. This is indeed PKB's commitment to
[00:14:24] defending those who
[00:14:26] need it most.
[00:14:29] Muhaimin emphasized that PKB's commitment to fighting for farmers
[00:14:32] has been part of the party's struggle since its inception.
[00:14:36] Through Gerbang Tani, he hopes that this struggle can continue to be strengthened
[00:14:40] so that farmers not only have land certainty, but also access to
[00:14:43] fertilizers, markets, and better
[00:14:45] baik.
[00:18:13] Brothers and sisters, more than just a coffee farming community, coffee has
[00:18:17] become part of the lives of people in
[00:18:20] Pangalengan, Bandung Regency, West Java. The tradition of cultivating
[00:18:23] Arabica, inherited across generations, is now
[00:18:27] continuously being developed, and one of them is through the production of civet
[00:18:30] coffee.
[00:18:33] Behind the sturdy area of Mount Tilu, Pangalengan Regency,
[00:18:37] West Java, and the lush trees that cover
[00:18:41] this area, lies a long history of coffee
[00:18:45] cultivation that continues to
[00:18:46] this day.
[00:18:49] Viewers, coffee in West Java is no longer just
[00:18:53] related to plantations alone, but has now
[00:18:56] become one of the creative economic
[00:18:58] potentials.
[00:19:01] Have you ever thought that from one cup of coffee
[00:19:04] there is a long journey? Starting from
[00:19:07] plant cultivation, then also related to coffee
[00:19:11] bean processing until the coffee that can be enjoyed
[00:19:14] is served. Well, this time I will invite you
[00:19:18] to see one of the coffee cultivations in West
[00:19:21] Java, especially regarding civet
[00:19:24] coffee cultivation.
[00:19:28] The natural conditions and high altitude of Pangalengan are one of the
[00:19:32] supporting factors for the growth of quality
[00:19:34] Arabica coffee. From these
[00:19:38] gardens, coffee beans are produced with distinct aroma
[00:19:42] and flavor characteristics. Cultivated by hundreds
[00:19:45] of farmers, coffee has become part of the lives of the people
[00:19:49] of Pangalengan, as well as a source of livelihood that continues
[00:19:52] to be developed.
[00:19:59] The history of coffee in Indonesia has lasted for more than 3
[00:20:02] centuries. Coffee plants were first brought by the Dutch in
[00:20:06] 1690.
[00:20:47] For us, as coffee farmers, it actually started from generation to generation. First, from
[00:20:51] my grandfather, down to my father, and then to
[00:20:54] me. We started developing coffee with my parents from 1999
[00:20:58] after the monetary crisis.
[00:21:01] My grandfather had indeed been planting since the 60s.
[00:21:05] For the development of
[00:21:08] coffee itself, it was really from the early 2000s. That's when we
[00:21:11] actually started planting only a few hundred
[00:21:15] trees in the forest area as
[00:21:19] an example for educating the community
[00:21:21] as well. Besides developing Arabica
[00:21:25] coffee, Rudi has also been pursuing civet coffee business since
[00:21:28] 2005. Through Bareto
[00:21:31] Coffee, civet coffee is developed as a distinctive product
[00:21:35] that has its own processing method.
[00:21:38] Currently, around 80 civets are managed in
[00:21:41] captivity, paying attention to their feeding patterns and
[00:21:47] excreted by the civets then go through several stages
[00:21:50] of processing, starting from cleaning
[00:21:53] to roasting before finally being ready
[00:21:56] for market.
[00:21:59] Actually, it's not a challenge, but what's clear is that we still
[00:22:02] maintain what civet coffee is, right? It's a kind of,
[00:22:05] like, local wisdom. Civet coffee is indeed civet coffee
[00:22:09] from Indonesia. Its history is from Indonesia, and it's the most
[00:22:13] expensive coffee in the world right now. So, for civet coffee, it's indeed
[00:22:16] a unique and complex product because it's not found in any other country except
[00:22:20] Indonesia. And the type of civet in Indonesia, its quality is indeed better
[00:22:24] compared to the types of coffee in other coffee-producing
[00:22:28] countries in the world, like that. Not only civet
[00:22:30] coffee, Bareto Coffee also continues to develop Arabica coffee through
[00:22:34] various post-harvest and roasting methods.
[00:22:38] This process is carried out to produce diverse aroma
[00:22:41] and flavor characteristics, as well as to maintain the quality
[00:22:45] coffee produced.
[00:22:48] From the garden to becoming coffee, every process holds
[00:22:52] the journey and perseverance of its actors. In
[00:22:57] inherited across generations is now continuously developing through
[00:23:01] processing innovations. Arabica coffee and civet coffee
[00:23:05] are two products that enrich the coffee potential in
[00:23:08] Pangalengan. More than just offering a taste,
[00:23:12] both also open opportunities for farmers and local business
[00:23:15] actors to continue developing the region's coffee potential.
[00:23:19] From Bandung Regency, Sri Wahyuni
[00:23:23] Rahman and Rahmadiar Indrawan, TVRI
[00:23:25] West Java report.
[00:24:52] Indonesian female figure Zanuba Arifa Kafso Wahit or
[00:24:56] Uni Wahid received a mandate as president of the Asian
[00:24:59] Confederation of Women Organizations or the Confederation
[00:25:02] of Women's Organizations in Southeast Asia for the 2027-2029
[00:25:05] period.
[00:25:07] The handover of leadership from Vietnam to Indonesia took place in Hanoi,
[00:25:11] Vietnam, on Wednesday, November 4, 2026. Yuni
[00:25:15] Wahid received the mandate in her capacity as the general chairwoman of the Indonesian
[00:25:18] Women's Congress or Kowani. This momentum marks a new chapter
[00:25:22] of Indonesian women's leadership at the regional level while strengthening
[00:25:25] Indonesia's role in diplomacy and cooperation of ASEAN women's
[00:25:29] organizations. The Confederation of Women's Organizations in Southeast Asia
[00:25:32] is a platform for cooperation among women's organizations in the Southeast Asian
[00:25:36] region, which was formed in 1981, also initiated
[00:25:39] by Kowani, and is an ecosystem of hundreds of millions
[00:25:43] of women in Southeast
[00:25:44] Asia.
[00:26:02] digital, no child left behind, and the protection of women and children.
[00:26:21] RSAB Harapan Kita collaborated with the Media Amal Islami Foundation
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[00:26:28] zakat, infaq, sadaqah, and waqf or ZISWAF, which took place at
[00:27:33] with Islamic charity media because
[00:27:36] we work at the hospital, thank God we
[00:27:39] have a place of worship while working. However,
[00:27:43] there were obligations
[00:27:46] that had already been paid in installments, so when we
[00:27:50] calculate it later, it won't be a burden because it has already
[00:27:54] become our culture. We must always remember our obligations as
[00:27:58] Muslims to, as I said earlier, distribute some of our
[00:28:01] possessions to those who are entitled. The Media Amal Islami Foundation, which
[00:28:05] was established in 1999,
[00:28:08] operates in the fields of da'wah, social, and education through various community
[00:28:11] empowerment programs in six regions of Indonesia. Through educational
[00:28:15] and economic empowerment programs, MAI contributes to
[00:28:18] efforts to improve community welfare, encourage economic
[00:28:21] independence, and prepare superior generations towards Golden Indonesia
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