Raffi Ahmad Visits DPR RI, Discusses Youth Participation in Creative Economy
Jakarta – On Monday, January 13, 2025, Raffi Ahmad,the Special Presidential Envoy for the Growth of Young Generation and Arts Workers,made a notable visit to the Republic of Indonesia’s DPR Building in Senayan,Central Jakarta. The visit, which took place at approximately 13:23 WIB, saw Raffi engaging in high-level discussions with key leaders of the DPR RI, including Sufmi Dasco ahmad and Adies Kadir.
dressed in a crisp white shirt and clear glasses, Raffi was observed heading directly to the Nusantara III DPR/MPR RI Building, where the DPR RI leadership offices are located. According to detikcom, the visit was part of his ongoing efforts to foster collaboration between the government and the younger generation.
Raffi’s social media posts revealed that the discussions also included Supratman Andi agtas, the Minister of Law, and Bambang Haryadi, Deputy Chairman of Commission XII DPR RI. The focus of the meeting was on “increasing the participation of the Young Generation in strengthening the creative economy through MSMEs and Cooperatives,” as stated by Raffi in his upload.
This visit comes amid recent public attention surrounding Raffi’s use of the RI 36 official vehicle, which sparked widespread discussion. Despite the buzz, Raffi remained tight-lipped during his visit, choosing not to comment on the matter when approached by journalists.
Key Highlights of Raffi Ahmad’s DPR Visit
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| Aspect | Details |
|————————–|—————————————————————————–|
| Date and Time | Monday, January 13, 2025, at 13:23 WIB |
| Location | Nusantara III DPR/MPR RI Building, Senayan, Central Jakarta |
| Attendees | Sufmi Dasco Ahmad, Adies Kadir, Supratman Andi Agtas, Bambang Haryadi |
| Discussion focus | Youth participation in the creative economy through MSMEs and Cooperatives |
| Raffi’s Attire | white shirt and transparent glasses |
The visit underscores Raffi’s commitment to bridging the gap between Indonesia’s youth and the government, especially in areas like the creative economy, which has become a cornerstone of the nation’s development strategy.
For those interested in learning more about Raffi’s role and recent activities, you can watch the video titled ‘Coordinating Minister Cak Imin said about the excitement about escorting RI 36 car belonging to Raffi Ahmad’ here.
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raffi Ahmad’s visit to the DPR RI marks another step in his mission to empower Indonesia’s youth and strengthen the nation’s creative economy. As the discussions unfold,the impact of these initiatives will undoubtedly be felt across the country.
Raffi Ahmad’s DPR Visit: Empowering Youth and Strengthening Indonesia’s Creative Economy
On January 13, 2025, Raffi Ahmad, the Special Presidential Envoy for the Growth of Young Generation and Arts Workers, visited the DPR RI Building in Senayan, Jakarta. The visit aimed to discuss youth participation in Indonesia’s creative economy,especially through MSMEs and cooperatives. We sat down with Dr. Anisa Wijayanti, an expert in youth progress and creative industries, to unpack the meaning of this visit and its potential impact on Indonesia’s future.
the Significance of Raffi Ahmad’s Role
Senior Editor: dr. Wijayanti, thank you for joining us.Raffi Ahmad’s role as the Special Presidential Envoy is quite unique. How do you see his position influencing youth engagement in Indonesia?
Dr. Anisa wijayanti: Thank you for having me. Raffi Ahmad’s role is indeed pivotal. As a well-known public figure with a strong connection to the younger generation, he bridges the gap between policymakers and youth. His ability to communicate effectively with both sides makes him an ideal envoy. This visit to the DPR RI is a clear example of how he’s leveraging his influence to advocate for youth participation in the creative economy.
Youth Participation in the Creative Economy
Senior Editor: The focus of the discussions was on increasing youth participation in the creative economy through MSMEs and cooperatives. why is this so significant for Indonesia?
Dr. Anisa Wijayanti: Indonesia’s creative economy is one of the fastest-growing sectors, contributing significantly to the nation’s GDP. However, many young people still face barriers to entry, such as limited access to funding, mentorship, and market opportunities. By focusing on msmes and cooperatives, Raffi and the DPR are addressing these challenges head-on. These platforms provide young entrepreneurs with the resources and support they need to thrive, ultimately driving economic growth and innovation.
Collaboration Between Government and Youth
Senior Editor: raffi’s visit highlights the importance of collaboration between the government and the younger generation. How can such partnerships be strengthened further?
Dr. Anisa wijayanti: Collaboration is key. The government needs to create more inclusive policies that actively involve young people in decision-making processes. initiatives like mentorship programs, funding schemes, and networking events can also foster stronger ties. Raffi’s role is crucial here—he can act as a mediator, ensuring that the voices of young Indonesians are heard and their ideas are implemented.
The role of MSMEs and Cooperatives
Senior Editor: MSMEs and cooperatives were a major focus of the discussions.How do these entities contribute to youth empowerment?
Dr. Anisa Wijayanti: MSMEs and cooperatives are the backbone of Indonesia’s economy, especially in rural areas. For young people, they offer a platform to develop entrepreneurial skills, access markets, and build enduring businesses. By supporting these entities, the government is not only empowering individuals but also creating job opportunities and reducing economic disparities. Raffi’s advocacy in this area is commendable and aligns with the broader goal of inclusive growth.
Looking ahead: The Impact of Raffi’s Initiatives
Senior Editor: what long-term impact do you foresee from Raffi’s initiatives and this visit to the DPR RI?
Dr. Anisa Wijayanti: If implemented effectively, these initiatives have the potential to transform Indonesia’s creative economy. by empowering young people and fostering collaboration between the government and private sector, we can create a more vibrant and inclusive economy. Raffi’s visit is a step in the right direction, but sustained efforts and follow-through will be crucial to achieving lasting impact.
