PRIME NEWS POST
HALMAHERA — Albert Hama, SH., MH., Head of the Youth, Student and University Students Division on the Central Executive Board of the Indonesian National Student Movement Alumni Association (PA GMNI) as well as Chairman of the Indonesian Melanesian Scholars Forum (FORKAMSI), has voiced his appreciation and support for the leadership of National Police Chief General of Police Suyudi Ario Seto and the entire ranks of the Indonesian National Police in carrying out their mandate to safeguard security, public order, and law enforcement across the country.
Albert noted that the National Police holds a strategic position in preserving national stability and ensuring the state’s presence within communities. For that reason, the Police Chief’s various policies and strategic measures prioritizing national interests, institutional professionalism, public service, and the supremacy of law deserve support and oversight from all elements of society.
He added that public trust in the police institution must continue to be strengthened through fair law enforcement, transparency, integrity, and firm action against every violation, without discrimination based on a person’s background or position.
“The National Police is one of the key pillars maintaining the nation’s stability and unity. We appreciate the leadership of National Police Chief General Suyudi Ario Seto, and we support every policy genuinely oriented toward the public interest, upholding the law, and protecting all Indonesian citizens,” Albert stated.
Furthermore, Albert reaffirmed his commitment to helping support President Prabowo Subianto’s administration through to the end of its term. He believes successful governance is not the responsibility of the President and cabinet alone; it also requires participation, support, and constructive oversight from all segments of society.
As a representative of youth, school‑age students, university students, and scholars, he hopes the President’s strategic programs will be implemented consistently, particularly those meant to strengthen national sovereignty, improve public welfare, develop human resources, reinforce national unity, and deliver social justice.
“Our commitment is to help guide President Prabowo Subianto’s administration all the way through to the end of its term. We want to ensure national ideals, public interests, and national‑development agendas remain priorities. This support naturally goes hand‑in‑hand with monitoring and constructive criticism to make certain the government stays within constitutional boundaries,” Albert emphasized.
He also called on younger generations and all members of the public to avoid being drawn into polarization or group interests that could undermine national unity. In his view, differing opinions within a democracy should serve as a force to build Indonesia, rather than a pretext for weakening national stability and brotherhood.
Closing his statement, Albert Hama thanked National Police Chief General Suyudi Ario Seto and all police personnel for their dedication and responsibility in maintaining public safety and order. He expressed hope the National Police would continue to develop into a professional, humane, and integrity‑driven institution that grows closer to the people.
“Thank you to National Police Chief General Suyudi Ario Seto and every member of the National Police. We offer our appreciation and support for steps that put the interests of the nation and state first. Let us work together to protect Indonesia, strengthen public trust in state institutions, and stand with President Prabowo Subianto’s administration until the end of its term. National interest must always come before individual or group interests,” Albert Hama concluded.
Reported from various media sources //photo from Google documents // contribution by Prime News Post international online media // Ist
