The Indonesia Container Depo Association (ASDEKI) has expressed full support for the newly appointed leadership of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN). With Anindya Novyan Bakrie taking on the role of KADIN Chairman and Arsjad Rasjid heading the KADIN Advisory Board, ASDEKI is eager to play an active role in advancing government initiatives alongside all stakeholders in Indonesia’s logistics sector.
“We are honored to work with two outstanding leaders, Anindya Novyan Bakrie as KADIN Chairman and Arsjad Rasjid as Chairman of the KADIN Advisory Board,” said Mustofa Kamal Hamka, Chairman of ASDEKI.
“We are confident that their leadership will guide KADIN toward a more prosperous future, effectively supporting government programs and collaborating with all relevant stakeholders.”
Looking ahead, there are numerous challenges, particularly in improving infrastructure, enhancing facilities, advancing digitalization, and updating regulations related to Indonesia’s logistics ecosystem. ASDEKI is committed to supporting these initiatives to help realize the nation’s prosperity, as outlined by President Prabowo Subianto in his closing speech at the KADIN National Conference (Munas).
MUNAS MARKS END OF DUALISM
The KADIN National Conference (Munas) officially confirmed Anindya Bakrie as the General Chairman of KADIN Indonesia for the 2024-2029 term. The plenary session, led by KADIN’s Deputy General Chairman for Law and Human Rights, Azis Syamsuddin, was attended by provincial KADIN leaders from across Indonesia. Azis also announced the confirmation of Arsjad Rasjid as Chairman of the KADIN Advisory Board for the same period.
In his inaugural speech, Anindya Bakrie expressed his appreciation for Arsjad Rasjid’s leadership since 2021 and stressed the importance of unity within KADIN. “United we stand, divided we fall. KADIN must remain united to move forward more effectively,” he stated.
Meanwhile, Arsjad Rasjid, now Chairman of the KADIN Advisory Board, praised the organizing committee for the smooth execution of the National Conference and emphasized the critical role of unity in KADIN’s future success. “A united KADIN will drive the business world forward, contributing significantly to the economic targets set by the Prabowo Cabinet,” Arsjad concluded.