Minister IFTITAH's steps to work with campuses to make transmigration a success

Jakarta – Minister of Transmigration M iFTitah Sulaiman has unveiled a new direction for the transmigration program that is no longer limited to moving residents. IFTITAH said that the current transmigration was to create an integrated economic area by working with the business world and campuses. “It because there was a mandate in the past that only self -sufficiency was added to economic growth, we needed extra effort. In the past, it was building residential areas, now building integrated economic areas, before it was just houses, site, build businesses, it is all. There must now be a school, a health center and then a center for work, if necessary, in an interview in an interview. Pradana program broadcast on Thursday (9/10/2025). Browse to continue the content, he gave the example that in a transmigration area in this new era there should be not only sugarcane plantations, but that there must also be a sugar factory that can create work. It aims to increase goods and services in the transmigration area. “Why is it, the power of transmigration today is twofold, the first is land, the second is labor, transmigrants themselves are the workforce, but to increase economic growth, we still have three, the first, technology, the second is great capital, the third is beyond the people,” he said. Therefore, IFTITAH said that the Ministry of Transmigration plans to marry society and the business world. Meanwhile, the liaison is the campus. “This is what the Ministry of Transmigration wants us to get married, that is what we want to marry, and therefore we marry the transmigration community, the transmigrants to the business world, the bridge is the campus world,” he said. “Because we think that the campus world is able to have excellent human resources, who really know how it will be developed, they are even more sophisticated, there is sustainability, then inclusivity, that’s what we count too,” he added. The hope of the Transmission Ministry further hopes that IFTITAH will be more jobs with this plan. Transmigrants also receive well -being. “Our hope is that if we find out what the masses are there, who are the excellent communities, it will generate investment, deliver the marriage between investment and productivity, it will provide jobs, our hope is that these jobs will be recorded by the transmigrants’ workforce, so that if the transmigrants have work, they will have income, if they have revenue,” he said. He believes that if transmigrants have large income, it will increase government revenue. Not only that, he also believes that the extent of exports will also increase. “Productivity in the form of export scale will also increase, it will increase inclusive and sustainable economic growth,” he said. Pradana’s footsteps are a portrait of the first year’s dedication to the country. This inspirational talk show will offer government stakeholders and the private sector committed to promoting the country over the past year. Look at the full content on detik.com/jeak-pradana (Zap/IMK)