Building a Digitally Literate Generation from Villages for Golden Indonesia 2045

Published 2026-10-24

Technology has now become a key factor in the nation's progress, especially for children living in remote villages. Irfan Syah, a youth activist, has a major mission to ensure that village children are not left behind by the changing times through the mastery of digital technology.

At the Wirasena Youth Camp 2026 event, Irfan emphasized that technology should serve as a bridge for village children to reach a broader future. He believes that access to information and digital skills can open up new opportunities for them to compete at both national and international levels.

This activity is part of the government and community's efforts to prepare the younger generation to face future challenges. By providing training and guidance, it is hoped that young people from villages can become the driving force for innovation in their respective regions.

This step is in line with the grand vision of Golden Indonesia 2045. To achieve this target, Indonesia needs human resources that are competent, creative, and capable of adapting to the rapidly evolving advancements in digital technology.

In conclusion, the role of youth from villages is crucial in national development. Through initiatives like the Wirasena Youth Camp, it is hoped that more young people will become digitally literate and ready to make a tangible contribution to Indonesia's progress in the future.

Sources: Kementerian Pemuda dan Olahraga

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