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Indonesia police-sponsored sports events 2026

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In July 2026 the Indonesian National Police staged a series of sport competitions under the Kapolri Cup banner. The first event, a shooting championship opened on 25 July at the Hoegeng Iman Santoso Shooting Range in Depok, was presented as a platform to deepen synergy between the police, the military, ministries, parliament, media and shooting‑sport communities. Participants included armed‑forces personnel, police units, government agencies, legislators, athletes and civilian shooters, with both IPSC and non‑IPSC handgun and precision‑shooting contests. Later in the month the Kapolri Cup badminton tournament concluded in Jakarta with a friendly exhibition match between Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo (partner Widi Chandra Kasih) and Energy Minister Bahlil Lahadalia (partner Ahmad), underscoring camaraderie among senior officials. On the same day the Gubernur Cup football tournament opened in Banjarmasin, South Kalimantan, supported by the local military and provincial government, aiming to nurture young football talent and stimulate the regional economy. ~~Both~~ On 1‑2 August 2026 the Ministry of Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning entered a team in the Governor’s Cup tennis tournament in Jakarta, joining 15 other ministries, state‑owned enterprises and regional governments. The event was promoted as a means to improve communication among government bodies. The same day, the Kapolri Cup badminton championship continued to serve as a networking venue, with Police Chief Listyo Sigit Prabowo and ~~football events were framed~~ Energy Minister Bahlil Lahadalia highlighted by senior police officials as ~~opportunities~~ a platform to ~~promote sport, youth development~~ strengthen ties between ministries, the armed forces and the judiciary. These activities illustrate the expanding use of sport by both police and ministries to foster inter‑agency cooperation and solidarity across ~~Indonesia.~~ Indonesia’s public sector.

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