The pleasure of ice tea selling fishermen can be invited to attend the Republic of Indonesia's anniversary at the palace tomorrow

Jakarta – President Prabowo Subianto offers opportunities to residents of various professions to attend the 80th anniversary of the Republic of Indonesia in Merdeka Palace, Jakarta, tomorrow. Those who get invitations ranging from farmers, fishermen, to ice sellers, revealed that they were happy to be present to see the Republic of Indonesia’s commemoration first -hand. The feeling of emotion was delivered by Faizal Zikri, an iced tea seller at Juanda station. He never thought he could get an invitation to the Merdeka Palace. “It is very pleased to meet Mr Prabowo. Hopefully Indonesia is always safe, healthy and full of blessings,” Faizal said on Saturday (8/16/2025) by the President Secretariat Bureau. Browse to continue with matching content, farmers in carawang like Omo Ahmad and Rohman permana also feel in the same way. According to him, this opportunity is not just an invitation, but a form of appreciation. Farmers in Karawang received the 80th anniversary of the Republic of Indonesia in the Merdeka Palace. (Photo: Presidential Secretariat Bureau) Rohman calls it a dream and hopes that the government continues to strengthen food security, stabilize rice and fertilizer prices and facilitate access to modern agricultural equipment. The invitation was also obtained by fishermen on Marunda Beach. One of the fishermen, Rana, expressed her desire so that the sea returned to waste after waste, so that fishermen could go to sea quietly. “This is the first time a little fisherman has been invited to the palace. Our hope is that the president always remembers little fishermen who have many complaints,” he said. Not only that, the palace also invited the workers. One of the representatives of the Burhan Aman workers who received an invitation mentioned this moment as a new history. “Does of workers have not been invited to the palace. We are very proud. We hope, the president keeps paying attention to the little people,” he said. (Eva/IDH)