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The INDONESIAN , (Jakarta)– The National Board of the Indonesian Law Students Association (DPN PERMAHI) officially held its 2026 National Working Meeting (Rakernas) on Friday, 29 May 2026, at the Jambi Representative Office in Cikini, Jakarta. Conducted in a hybrid format, this event served as a pivotal moment to strengthen the national consolidation of law students from across various regions of Indonesia.
The meeting was presided over directly by DPN PERMAHI Chairman, Azhar Sidiq S., accompanied by Secretary-General M. Afghan Ababil. Approximately 35 participants attended this strategic forum, comprising central board members and representatives from PERMAHI Regional Coordinators nationwide, participating both in-person and online.
During the meeting, all work program proposals from the 14 organizational divisions and autonomous bodies within DPN PERMAHI were presented and collectively agreed upon as the organization’s direction for the upcoming leadership term.
The primary focus of DPN PERMAHI’s 2026 work program includes strengthening internal organization, standardizing the curriculum for the development of law student cadres, advancing scientific legal research, community service initiatives, and reinforcing the consolidation of law students throughout Indonesia.
Furthermore, the meeting also discussed several upcoming national strategic agendas. These include plans for an audience with the Chief of Staff of the Army (KSAD), a meeting with the Chairperson of the PERMAHI Alumni Association in Padang, and exploring partnerships with various Ministries and Institutions starting in June 2026.
Azhar Sidiq S. emphasized that the National Working Meeting is not merely an administrative forum, but a significant step toward building a progressive law student movement that delivers tangible contributions to the nation.
“PERMAHI must serve as a platform that fosters progressive leadership, responds actively to legal and social issues, and consistently contributes real value to the nation and the state,” he stated firmly.
Through the 2026 National Working Meeting, DPN PERMAHI reaffirmed its commitment to expand institutional networks, strengthen the tradition of scientific and constructive legal research, and promote community service programs as a concrete form of law students’ contribution to national legal development.
The 2026 DPN PERMAHI National Working Meeting is also viewed as a strong signal of renewed unity and consolidation among Indonesian law students, emerging amid increasingly complex legal, democratic, and social challenges in today’s digital era.
Reported from various media sources //photo from Google documents // contribution by Prime News Post international online media // news.paper
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