Danantara Indonesia marked one year of its institutional journey through a joint reflection activity held at Wisma Danantara, Jakarta, on Tuesday (3/11). The event was attended by the President of the Republic of Indonesia, Cabinet Ministers, as well as the leadership and all Danantara personnel.
On that occasion, the President of the Republic of Indonesia, Prabowo Subianto, gave direction to all Danantara Indonesia personnel regarding the importance of maintaining integrity, disciplined governance, and long-term orientation in managing state assets to strengthen the foundation of national economic development.
The President emphasized that Danantara Indonesia was established to ensure that state assets are managed professionally and oriented towards the nation's long-term interests, thereby providing tangible added value to national development and public welfare.
"We are grateful that Indonesia now has a state investment management institution that can compete with sovereign wealth funds globally. In the past year, we have seen that with good management, disciplined governance, and strong commitment, state asset management performance can improve significantly. However, this achievement is only the beginning. Moving forward, we must continue to strengthen governance and improve performance so that state asset management truly provides the greatest possible benefits to the Indonesian people," said the President.
This year's celebration carries the theme "One Danantara," reflecting the spirit of all state-owned enterprises to move in one step together in strengthening the foundation of the national economy and creating a broader impact for future generations.
Rosan Roeslani, CEO of Danantara Indonesia, stated that the first year of Danantara's journey focused on building a strong institutional foundation and governance, while ensuring that the direction of state investment management remains grounded in creating long-term benefits for the community. "Ultimately, state asset management must have a real impact on the nation's future. Therefore, a commitment to the development of future generations is also an important part of Danantara Indonesia's journey," he said.
This commitment is reflected not only in strengthening governance and the structure of state asset management, but also in various initiatives that emphasize that development outcomes must provide real benefits to society, including Indonesia's younger generation.
As a symbol of commitment to the future of the nation's children, 88,000 school supplies packages were also distributed to children across Indonesia. This program was implemented simultaneously by state-owned enterprises (SOEs) in various regions to support access to education and prepare Indonesia's Golden Generation.
Several state-owned enterprises (SOEs) participated in the program by distributing school supplies to children in various regions. PT Bank Negara Indonesia (Persero) Tbk (BNI) was one of the participating companies, distributing 6,000 school supplies to Jakarta, Central Kalimantan, and Central Papua.
On a separate occasion, BNI President Director Putrama Wahju Setyawan stated that this initiative is also part of BNI's contribution to encouraging a spirit of learning and opening more opportunities for the next generation to achieve their dreams. This aligns with the joint effort to realize Indonesia's Golden Generation by strengthening the quality of national human resources.
"BNI's participation in this program demonstrates our commitment to expanding access to education for Indonesian children. We believe that education is a crucial foundation for developing superior and competitive human resources. Through this support, we hope that the beneficiary children will be more motivated to learn and achieve their dreams, ultimately contributing to the nation's progress," said Putrama.
Through this one-year journey momentum, Danantara Indonesia reaffirms its commitment to continue strengthening the foundation of governance, improving the quality of state asset management, and encouraging strategic investments that provide long-term economic and social impacts for Indonesia.
"This first year is a foundation-building phase. Moving forward, our focus is on ensuring that this foundation translates into tangible performance, through strong governance, professional management of state assets, and strategic investments that benefit the national economy and the future of Indonesia's generations," Rosan concluded.