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North Sumatra regional governance and activities

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North Sumatra Governor Muhammad Bobby Afif Nasution has engaged in various regional activities involving social welfare, national commemoration, and infrastructure oversight. In late July 2026, the Governor escorted ten residents on an Umrah pilgrimage in Serdang Bedagai and announced the allocation of civil-servant zakat funds to repair ten homes for families affected by recent flooding. During the 81st Anniversary of the Republic of Indonesia on August 17, 2026, Nasution participated in a National Pilgrimage Honor Ceremony and Sacred Reflection at the Heroes' Cemetery in Medan. He emphasized that the “spirit, courage, and sincerity of national heroes should serve as a guide for ongoing development in North Sumatra.” Following the signing of the 2026 KUA-PPAS agreement with the Regional House of Representatives (DPRD) in late August, Nasution called for the acceleration of both physical and non-physical development projects. He urged officials to expedite construction to avoid weather-related delays and instructed the Social Welfare Bureau to accelerate budget realization for social assistance, community organizations, and houses of worship. In September 2026, Nasution initiated a meeting of ten Sumatran governors during the Indonesia-Malaysia-Thailand Growth Triangle (IMT-GT) activities in Medan. The governors signed a memorandum of understanding regarding development plans and inter-regional cooperation. Indonesian Minister of Home Affairs Tito Karnavian supported the initiative, noting that integrated development regarding connectivity, economic growth, food, and energy aligns with national interests given Sumatra’s strategic geostrategic position. Later in September, Nasution, alongside 33 regional heads and the DPRD, signed a joint commitment in Medan to improve government governance and prevent corruption by enhancing planning, budgeting, and procurement processes. During this period, he also inaugurated three high-ranking provincial officials, stressing the need for data-driven development and cross-organizational collaboration to boost tourism.

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