Bireuen Regency Government Holds Pancasila Sanctity Day Commemoration.
Bireuen Regency Government (Pemkab) held a ceremony to commemorate Pancasila Sanctity Day which took place solemnly, Tuesday (1/10/2024) morning, in the yard of Meuligoe Bupati, Gampong Bandar Bireuen, Kota Juang District.
Dandim 0111/Bireuen, Lieutenant Colonel Inf Ade Munandar, SIPem acted as the ceremony inspector which was attended by Forkopimda officials, Regional Secretary, Assistant, expert staff and heads of SKPK and Sub-district Heads of 17 sub-districts, TNI-Polri and employees, junior high and high school students.
The ceremonial apparatus consisted of the ceremonial officer, Lieutenant Inf Nurdin Juned, Danramil Gandapura, Lieutenant Arh M Agus Afriansyah, Danramil 04 Peudada, MC Agustina, SE, reader of the 1945 Constitution, Ayu Anatul Ramadhan, MSi from Prokopim Setdakab.
Then, the prayer reader Iskandar, SHi from the Office of the Ministry of Religion (Kemenag), and the oath was read by Khairuddin from the Indonesian National Youth Committee (KNPI) of Bireuen Regency.
Meanwhile, Dandim 0111/Bireuen, Lieutenant Colonel Inf Ade Munandar, SIPem, the age of the activity wished a happy commemoration of Pancasila Sanctity Day on October 1, 2024, for the generations to stay enthusiastic, and remember the struggle of this nation.
"Remember the struggle of this nation, especially Pancasila, cannot be separated from the struggle of our heroes who have preceded us," said Dandim.
Meanwhile, after the ceremony, Acting Regent of Bireuen Jalaluddin S.H., M.M through the Regional Secretary (Sekda) of Bireuen Ir Ibrahim Ahmad, M.Si said that the commemoration of Pancasila Sanctity Day aims to remind or reawaken ASN and all people how important Pancasila is as the foundation of the state.
In addition, to remind us that we must unite to maintain and defend Pancasila for the sake of the unitary state of the Republic of Indonesia.
Ibrahim Ahmad hopes that all participants in the ceremony, especially students, ASN, can apply the values of Pancasila in their daily lives.
"So that life in society can run safely, orderly and harmoniously," said the Bireuen Regional Secretary.
