Jakarta (MidLand) – The management of Diponegoro University Notary Alumni Association (Ikanot Undip) organized a joint walking activity around Gelora Bung Karno (GBK) Jakarta to support the government in realizing a style of healthy living adopted by the community.
“This activity is a commitment to supporting the community’s healthy lifestyle,” Ikanot Undip general president Otty Hari Chandra Ubayani said in his official statement in Jakarta on Saturday.
Otty, who is also a senior notary/PPAT, said it was hoped the event would encourage awareness of the importance of sport in maintaining physical and mental health in society.
Apart from that, this event also aims to strengthen the relationship between the Ministry of ATR/BPN with working partners such as Ikanot Undip and the community at large.
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Meanwhile, PP Ikanot Undip General Secretary Jamilah Abdul Gani also said that this joint sports activity with the ATR/BPN Ministry at GBK was also helpful in strengthening unity, partnership and friendship.
Minister of Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning/National Defense Agency (ATR/BPN) Agus Harimurti Yudhoyono (AHY), who attended the event with his wife Annisa Pohan, responded by stating that concentration and excellent physical health are required during activities .
This primary condition can only be formed if a person is diligent in keeping their body and mind healthy. Therefore he hopes that Ikanot Undip can continue to help the government socialize the various programs it has created, one of which is living a healthy life.
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“Ikanot Undip’s performance in getting to work and reaching out to the community is beyond doubt. Therefore, the Ministry of ATR/BPN feels very helped by Ikanot Undip’s work. In the future we will work together even better,” AHY said.
Previously, Ikanot Undip launched a program called Socialization of Electronic Land Certificates for notaries/PPATs, banks, academics and observers from the wider community on Thursday (5/2) in Jakarta.
This activity is used as a form of support for government programs so that people can better understand the details of electronic land certificates.
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Otty explained that electronic land certificates are a national program to help people have land ownership documents without having to worry if something unwanted happens, such as natural disasters and so on.
Because Indonesia is a country prone to natural disasters. According to its data, 173 catastrophic events will occur across Indonesia during 2023. Among these, 61 flood events, 57 extreme weather events, 32 landslides and four tsunamis or abrasion episodes were recorded.
“Therefore, timely vigilance is required, including saving important documents such as land certificates,” Otty said.
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Reporter: Hreeloita Dharma Shanti
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