Inauguration of AMANAH Building, Symbol of Youth Empowerment and Development of Aceh’s Creative Industry
Aceh – The inauguration of the Amanah building by President Joko Widodo is a symbol of empowering Aceh’s youth and developing Aceh’s creative industry. Of course, it is a fact that the President wants Aceh’s youth to be able to advance and compete with other regions, including becoming the mainstay of their regional economy.
With the inauguration of the Amanah Building on October 15, 2024, young people in Aceh can develop themselves with guidance from the Amanah team.
The Amanah Building is part of the government’s strategic initiative to advance the creative industry and empower the young generation of Aceh, initiated by the State Intelligence Agency (BIN).
The importance of the AMANAH Building as a center for developing creativity and innovation for Acehnese youth because it has various adequate facilities.
This AMANAH building is not only a symbol of progress, but also a place for Acehnese youth to innovate and create. We hope that from here will be born leaders and creative industry players who are able to compete at the national and global levels.
AMANAH Building is equipped with various modern facilities designed to support the development of youth talent in various fields, ranging from art, culture, to technology and entrepreneurship. This facility is expected to be a driving force for new economic growth in Aceh through sustainable creative industries.
Meanwhile, the Head of the State Intelligence Agency, Police General (Ret.) Prof. Dr. Budi Gunawan, SH, M.Si., Ph.D, expressed his optimism about the future of Acehnese youth through the AMANAH program.
“We at BIN are very proud to be part of this great initiative. The AMANAH building is a real proof of our commitment to empowering Acehnese youth, so that they can become agents of change that contribute to the progress of the region,” he said.
Furthermore, the Head of BIN added that the AMANAH program is not only about providing facilities, but also providing training and mentoring to improve the competence of Acehnese youth.
“Through various training and incubation programs, we hope to produce a young generation that is not only creative, but also economically independent and ready to face global challenges,” he concluded.
With the establishment of the AMANAH Building, the government hopes that Aceh can continue to produce innovations and works that can bring this region to a brighter future.
This program is expected to be a model for youth empowerment that can be adopted in other regions in Indonesia, to support inclusive and sustainable national development.
