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Youth Pledge Day commemorations in Indonesia

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On October 28, 2026, various organizations and government bodies held events to commemorate the 98th anniversary of Youth Pledge Day across different regions of Indonesia. In Pamekasan, the Pamekasan Arts Council, the Pamekasan Journalists Alliance, and the National Committee of Indonesian Youth held a cultural seminar at the Arek Lancor Monument. The seminar, themed “From M. Tabrani for Indonesia,” honored the legacy of M. Tabrani and his role in promoting the Indonesian language. ~~Organizers encouraged youth to use local culture and historical values to strengthen national identity.~~ In Makassar, South Sulawesi, thousands gathered at GOR Sudiang for a large scale celebration. The event included the recitation of the Youth Pledge by students from the Sekolah Rakyat program and featured theatrical performances, poetry, and traditional ~~dances from various regions including Aceh, Sulawesi, Papua, and East Nusa Tenggara.~~ dances. The gathering also marked the first anniversary of the Sekolah Rakyat program, with attendance from Minister of Social Affairs Saifullah Yusuf and Deputy Minister Agus Jabo Priyono. Following these celebrations, the Ministry of Social Affairs distributed 5,000 food packages in South Sulawesi to support food security for underprivileged families and parents of students in the ~~Sekolah Rakyat~~ program. In Jakarta, the Danantara Technology Innovation Investment Forum (DTIIF) 2026 concluded, establishing strategic partnerships in digital infrastructure, energy, and electric vehicles involving entities such as Telkom Indonesia, PLN, and Pertamina. Additionally, the National Committee of Indonesian Youth (KNPI) called on the Prabowo-Gibran administration to expand youth roles in national ~~development, while Pemuda Persis held discussions~~ development. Other regional activities included corporate ceremonies by PTPN I Regional 7 and Hutama Karya, community engagement by Karang Taruna in ~~Merauke,~~ Bandung, and social initiatives in Boven Digoel, Papua Selatan, ~~to promote cross-organizational collaboration.~~ involving free medical services and nutritious food distribution. Political and academic groups also held discussions regarding the role of youth in democracy and national unity.

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