Jakarta – Former Governor of DKI Jakarta, Anies Baswedan, has touched on the issue of the division of government positions. Chairman of the DPD Gerindra Party DKI Jakarta, Ahmad Riza Patria, replies Anies. “All presidents have their own way of forming a cabinet,” Riza said on Thursday (9/10/2025) for journalists at the Bidakara Hotel, South Jakarta. Browse to continue with the former partner of Content Anies in Jakarta City Hall has touched a very complicated case. As a result, Prabowo chose the best boys and girls to help him in the cabinet. “Of course, there are also many of the best boys and daughters of the country who have good competence. It is the president’s way of accommodating all the best boys and girls to do what they do,” Riza explained. He said Prabowo was always accommodating to accommodate people’s pursuit. He also did not hesitate to invite all elements of society to contribute to the country. “The president invites all parties, all mass organizations, all organizations, all communities, entrepreneurs, even all students, laborers, workers, women, all organizations, communities, elements of society to be actively involved,” he said. Ariza believes that the most important thing is to see the performance results of the people who choose Prabowo, not the other way around. “Most importantly, we will see what the results are, what people think. All the programs created are offered by President Prabowo for the benefit of the people of the country,” he concluded. According to Detikjateng, Anies conveyed this criticism while attending the national dialogue of the Indonesian folk movement at the UTC Semarang Hotel, the Gajahmungkur district, Semarang City. He emphasized government practices that he considered increasingly transactional and ignored the public interest. “Today we see how position is considered revenue. Position is seen as a profitable activity,” Anies said Wednesday (8/10/2025) in the UTC Semarang Hotel. “This Republic cannot be allowed to run on the wrong track like that. What happens? Before the screen, everything seems to be good. But behind the scenes there are closed conversations that never come to the public,” he continued. In addition, he also asked that meritocracy, or a system that places people on competence and performance, be returned to the mainstream in government institutions. “Restore meritocracy in government and state life. Positions are given to those with achievements, not because of connections,” he stressed. (Ond/Fig)
Anies touched the problem of the part of positions, replied Ariza Gerindra
