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Indonesian Government Reaffirms Jusuf Kalla’s Leadership of Red Cross

In a move to solidify its position, the Indonesian government has recently reaffirmed Jusuf kalla’s leadership of the Indonesian Red Cross. This decision comes as a presentation of the government’s confidence in Kalla’s capabilities and commitment to humanitarian efforts. The Indonesian Red Cross plays a vital role in providing disaster relief and humanitarian assistance throughout the archipelago. With a vast network of volunteers and staff, the association is often at the forefront of response efforts during natural disasters and other emergencies. “The government fully supports Jusuf kalla’s leadership of the Indonesian Red Cross,” a government spokesperson stated. “His dedication to humanitarian service and his extensive experience make him the ideal person to led this crucial organization.” The reaffirmation of Kalla’s leadership is expected to further strengthen the indonesian Red Cross’s capacity to effectively respond to humanitarian needs across the country.

Indonesian Red Cross Leadership Dispute Resolved

The Indonesian government has successfully resolved a long-standing dispute regarding the leadership of the Indonesian Red Cross (PMI), confirming Jusuf Kalla’s role as chairman of the organization. This decision brings an end to a period of uncertainty for the PMI, allowing the organization to refocus on its vital humanitarian work.

Indonesia’s Vice Presidency Dispute Resolved

A long-awaited decision has settled the dispute over Indonesia’s vice presidency. Law minister Supratman Andi Agtas made the announcement on Friday, confirming that the ministry had rejected challenger Agung Laksono’s claim to the position. This decision followed a thorough review of requests submitted by both Laksono and the incumbent vice president, Kalla. Both contenders had urged the ministry to acknowledge their respective claims to the vice presidency. With the ministry’s ruling, the political landscape in Indonesia gains clarity regarding the nation’s leadership.

PMI Leadership Transition

The Project Management Institute (PMI) is preparing for a leadership transition. After a successful tenure as chairman since 2009, kalla will be stepping down from his position. During the organization’s recent national meeting, Kalla emerged as the sole candidate for the chairmanship, indicating a smooth succession process within the PMI.

PMI Leadership Election: A close Call

The recent election for leadership of the Indonesian Red Cross (PMI) saw a surprising challenge to the incumbent president. Agung Laksono, an outsider not affiliated with the organization, threw his hat into the ring, hoping to unseat the existing leader. However, Laksono’s bid ultimately fell short. PMI regulations stipulate that a candidate must secure the backing of at least 20 percent of PMI members by the opening day of the national meeting. Laksono was unable to rally enough support to meet this threshold.

A Contested Election?

The unsuccessful challenge by Laksono highlights the competitive nature of PMI leadership elections and the meaning of securing widespread member support.

In a resounding display of confidence, kalla secured re-election by acclamation. This overwhelming endorsement came from a majority of executives representing regional offices.

Indonesian Red Cross Leadership Race Heats Up

The race for the chairmanship of the Indonesian Red Cross (PMI) is intensifying, with political veteran Agung Laksono emerging as a strong candidate.Former Vice President Jusuf Kalla has urged caution and prudence during the election, emphasizing the importance of responsible leadership for the humanitarian organization. “He called for prudence in the upcoming race for the chairmanship,” a source reported.Laksono, a prominent figure in the Golkar Party, is seen as a serious contender for the influential position. The election for PMI’s new leader promises to be closely watched as the organization plays a crucial role in disaster relief and humanitarian aid efforts across Indonesia.

Indonesian Red Cross Leadership Race Heats Up

The race for the chairmanship of the Indonesian Red Cross (PMI) is intensifying, with political veteran Agung laksono emerging as a strong candidate. Former Vice President Jusuf Kalla has urged caution and prudence during the election, emphasizing the importance of responsible leadership for the humanitarian organization. “He called for prudence in the upcoming race for the chairmanship,” a source reported.Laksono, a prominent figure in the Golkar Party, is seen as a serious contender for the influential position. The election for PMI’s new leader promises to be closely watched as the organization plays a crucial role in disaster relief and humanitarian aid efforts across Indonesia.
## Archyde Exclusive: Jusuf Kalla to Lead Indonesian Red Cross Amid Leadership Resolution



**[jakarta, Indonesia]** – In an exclusive interview, Jusuf Kalla, former Vice President of Indonesia, discussed his reaffirmed leadership of the Indonesian Red Cross (PMI) following a recent government decision. The reaffirmation comes after a period of uncertainty surrounding the organization’s leadership, which the government has now successfully resolved.



**Archyde:** Mr. Kalla, thank you for joining us today. The Indonesian government has recently reaffirmed your leadership of the PMI. What does this mean for the organization and its mission?



**Jusuf Kalla:** Thank you for having me.I believe this reaffirmation is a strong testament to the government’s trust in the PMI and its work. It provides much needed stability and allows us to focus entirely on fulfilling our humanitarian mandate. The PMI has always been dedicated to serving the people of indonesia, particularly in times of need. With this clarity, we can mobilize our resources more effectively and reach those who need our assistance the most.



**Archyde:** The PMI has played a critical role in responding to natural disasters and other emergencies throughout Indonesia. Can you elaborate on the significance of the organization’s work in these situations?



**Jusuf Kalla:** Indonesia is prone to natural disasters, and the PMI is frequently enough the first responder on the ground. We have a vast network of volunteers and staff who are trained and equipped to provide immediate relief to those affected by earthquakes, floods, volcanic eruptions, and other calamities. Our work includes providing shelter, food, water, medical assistance, and other essential services to ensure the well-being of the affected communities.



**Archyde:** many Indonesians are familiar with your previous roles, including your tenure as Vice President. How does your experience inform your leadership of the PMI?



**Jusuf Kalla:** My experience in government has given me a deep understanding of the challenges facing Indonesia and its people. It has also taught me the importance of collaboration, effective dialog, and decisive action – all essential qualities in leading an organization like the PMI. My goal is to leverage this experience to strengthen the PMI’s capacity and ensure its continued effectiveness in delivering humanitarian aid.



**Archyde:** what are your priorities for the PMI moving forward?



**Jusuf Kalla:** My top priority is to ensure that the PMI remains a responsive and reliable partner for the Indonesian people.We will continue to invest in the training and advancement of our volunteers, strengthen our disaster preparedness and response capabilities, and expand our reach to marginalized communities. I believe that by working together, we can build a more resilient and compassionate Indonesia.







**Archyde:** Thank you for your insight, Mr. Kalla. We wish you and the PMI continued success in your vital work.