Governor of Sulbar Gives Deadline of 10 Days Response to DPRD Recommendations

Mamuju, Sulbarkita.com -- West Sulawesi Governor Ali Baal Masdar instructed the ranks of the West Sulawesi Provincial Government to complete the recommendations of the West Sulawesi DPRD for the next 10 days.

He conveyed this during a coordination meeting attended by all leaders of the Regional Devices Organization (OPD) in West Sulawesi's scope in the second floor meeting room of the West Sulawesi Governor's Office, Jalan Abdul Malik Pattana Endeng, Rangas Village, Simboro District, Tuesday, May 14, 2019.

The meeting intends to respond to the recommendations of the West Sulawesi Provincial DPRD when the West Sulawesi Government Accountability Report (LKPJ) on Monday, May 13 yesterday.

In his direction, the Governor of West Sulawesi, Ali Baal Masdar hoped that a number of recommendations from the West Sulawesi DPRD could be completed one by one during the meeting. "This is the point for us to gather here so that all of these recommendations can be completed," Ali Baal said at the meeting.

Nevertheless, the former regent of Polman in the two periods did not question the recommendation. For him, constructive criticism and suggestions are needed for the future of the province he leads.

"I am grateful and grateful for the development-based criticism and suggestions, so that all of them have no problem for me," Ali Baal said.

Also present at the meeting, the Regional Secretary (Sekda) of West Sulawesi, Muhammad Idris revealed, he wanted the recommendations from the West Sulawesi DPRD to be responded immediately and did not need to wait until the specified deadline, which is no later than 60 days. "The governor said, do not wait 60 days, if you can immediately respond to four or 10 days in the future," said Idris.

Previously, Chairman of the West Sulawesi DPRD, Amalia Fitri Aras stated that there were still many things that needed to be evaluated in West Sulawesi. According to him, Sulbar's economic level rose but the poverty rate also rose. "This is interesting, if the economy improves, it should also decline," he told the media crew after the West Sulawesi LKPJ at the West Sulawesi DPRD office.

Amalia continued, her party had provided recommendations to the Government of West Sulawesi on issues faced in the education, health and agriculture sectors. "In the agricultural sector, for example, the provision of seeds and fertilizers," he said.

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