Pratikno Underscores Prabowo’s Human Capital Agenda at ESG Awards
Jakarta. Chief of Human Development and Culture Minister Pratikno on Thursday underscored President Prabowo Subianto’s policy vision to advance science and technology as part of Indonesia’s long-term human capital agenda.
Speaking at the Beritasatu ESG Appreciation Night at Hotel Mulia Senayan, Pratikno said quality education, healthcare, nutrition, and other supporting social factors remain central to strengthening Indonesia’s future workforce.
Minister Pratikno thanked B-Universe Group for helping drive innovation across central and regional governments as well as the private sector.
“We are grateful to Beritasatu and B-Universe Group for encouraging innovation at the regional level and supporting the central government in shaping ideas and inspiration for developing top-tier human capital,” Pratikno said.
He stressed that no country can advance without strong human capital. He highlighted President Prabowo’s flagship programs, free healthcare services, people’s schools, and the Garuda Excellence School as core initiatives to ensure no Indonesian child is left behind.
“We must ensure no child is excluded. That’s why the President launched free healthcare services, people’s schools, and also the Garuda Excellence School,” he said.
The ESG Appreciation Night was also attended by Home Affairs Minister Tito Karnavian and Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Bahlil Lahadalia, along with regional leaders who received recognition for their service to local communities.
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