Governor Koster Supports the Synergy of BNN, KPK and BNPT in Combating Drugs, Corruption and Terrorism

  • 24 November 2021
  • 22:11 WITA
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Governor of Bali Wayan Koster, National Narcotics Agency (BNN), Komjen. Pol. Petrus Reinhard Golose, Chairman of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) Komjen. Pol. Firli Bahuri, and Head of the National Counter-Terrorism Agency (BNPT), Komjen. Pol. Boy Rafli Amar

DENPASAR, Balitopnews.com -  Governor of Bali Wayan Koster was asked to be the keynote speaker at the opening of the panel discussion which was attended directly by the resource person, the Head of the Indonesian National Narcotics Agency (BNN), Komjen. Pol. Petrus Reinhard Golose, Chairman of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) Komjen. Pol. Firli Bahuri, and Head of the National Counter-Terrorism Agency (BNPT), Komjen. Pol. Boy Rafli Amar with the theme 'Synergizing Together to Fight Drugs, Corruption and Terrorism for Excellent Human Resources Development in the VUCA Era.

 

The panel discussion, which was packaged in a Blended Webinar, was held at the Bali Police PRG Building, Wednesday (November 24, 2021) attended by the Secretary of the Bali Province, Dewa Made Indra, Kodam IX/Udayana, Bali Police Chief, Inspector General. Pol. Putu Jayan Danu Putra and all the Regents/Mayors of Bali, the Bali District Attorney's Office, the Bali Police Chief, and the Bali Military District Command Commander.

 

Koster provided support for holding a panel discussion that synergizes the eradication of drugs, corruption and terrorism. For this reason, the Governor of Bali hopes that the activity, which is a collaboration between BNN, KPK and BNPT, and was first held in Indonesia and its location in Bali, can be carried forward to other regions.



 

Regarding drugs, the Governor of Bali Wayan Koster said that drugs have now entered remote villages. Then during the pandemic, it even became a time when drug cases increased everywhere and Indonesia is now not only a transit point and a consumer, but has become a producer.

 

"Drug abuse not only has the potential to damage the future of the younger generation, but has become a source of rampant criminal acts that can become an obstacle to national development," he explained.

 

Regarding Corruption, Koster said that the high number of corruption cases can lead to moral degradation which also causes significant losses to the state. This is indicated by state losses reaching Rp 56.7 trillion and bribery cases reaching Rp 322 billion. This amount is equivalent to 3,000 (buildings, ed) puskesmas and 1,750 primary schools.

 

Regarding terrorism, this former 3rd term member of the DPR-RI from the PDI-P Faction stated that the problem of terrorism has become a threat to all, so that it can cause feelings of insecurity and comfort, because it spreads fear and can further threaten state ideology, reduce economic growth and damage. other real.

 

"Therefore, today's activity is expected not only to reduce the impact of terrorism, but also to strengthen the joint synergy between BNN, KPK and BNPT. And most importantly, this is very meaningful to support the development of Bali and Indonesia in general," he said.


 

Meanwhile, Bali Police Chief Inspector General. Pol. Putu Jayan Danu Putra said that the discussion, which presented the best speakers in the fields of Drugs, Corruption, and Terrorism, was expected to be able to support preventive and holistic efforts in dealing with major problems in Indonesia.

Especially now that organized crime has involved digital technology, so it is necessary to have superior human resources to anticipate it.

 

"This is our effort to make Indonesia free of drugs, corruption and terrorists in order to create a strong and virtuous young generation towards an advanced Indonesia," he said.

 

Head of BNN RI Komjen. Pol. Petrus R Golose, who got the first opportunity, said that Indonesia is a potential market for illicit drug trafficking with the percentage of users reaching 1.8 percent or equivalent to 3.4 million people. Eighty percent of drugs enter by sea which is difficult to detect, because the radar they use is turned off.

 

"VUCA itself, which is part of the discussion theme, is an abbreviation of Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, and Ambiguity. VUCA can mean where the world we live in is changing very quickly, unexpectedly and influenced by many factors that are difficult to control and truth and reality become very subjective. The biggest impact of the world shift is due to the influence of technology which is developing very rapidly,"  Golose said. 


 

Chairman of the KPK, Komjen. Pol. Firli Bahuri said that corruption is a crime against humanity that not only robs human rights, but also threatens the nation's economy.

 

"Every child of the nation must play a role in reducing the number of corruption. All children of the nation must become historical perpetrators of eradicating corruption," he said.

 

Head of BNPT, Komjen. Pol. Boy Rafli Amar said that the deviant ideology of terrorism justifies violence as a way to achieve goals and becomes an ideology that is anti-democratic, anti-human and very intolerant.

 

"It becomes even more dangerous when the ideology of terrorism and radicalism that comes from outside is forced into our country by including narratives and religious texts that make it very likely to be indoctrinated in ordinary people.

The goal of terrorists is to destroy the country, so I invite the younger generation and all of us to continue to socialize, teach how the history of our nation is. The four consensus of our country that we agree on must not be interfered with by other ideologies," he stressed.

 

At the end of the event, Governor Koster handed over a souvenir in the form of Balinese Endek Woven Fabric to the Head of BNN RI, Komjen. Pol. Petrus Reinhard Golose, Chairman of the KPK, Komjen. Pol. Firli Bahuri, and the Head of BNPT, Komjen. Pol. Boy Rafli Amar.(gix)

 


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