DPD RI and Airlangga University Encourage Students to Be More Politically Aware
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The Regional Representative Council of the Republic of Indonesia (DPD RI), in collaboration with Airlangga University (Unair), recently held an important seminar. This activity aimed to provide students with an understanding of the importance of the younger generation's role in the world of politics in Indonesia.
During the event, the speakers emphasized that students should not feel allergic to or afraid of politics. Instead, students are expected to be more open and understand how public policy is made and its impact on the lives of the wider community.
This interactive discussion served as a platform for students to ask questions and discuss current issues directly. The organizers hope that this activity can foster the courage of students to get involved in the democratic process, both within the campus environment and at the national level.
In addition to providing education, this seminar also highlighted the importance of political literacy for young voters. By possessing good knowledge, students are expected to become smart and critical voters in determining the future of the nation.
In closing, the event affirmed that the active involvement of the younger generation is highly needed to bring about positive change for Indonesia. The DPD RI and Unair are committed to continuing to support activities that can increase political awareness among academics.
Sources: Ketik
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