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66704
Fri, 06/19/2009 - 19:21
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KALLA`S TALENT AS PEACE BROKER GOOD FOR PRESIDENCY : SUPPORTER
Pontianak, Indonesia, June 19 (ANTARA) - Presidential aspirant Jusuf Kalla's talent as a peace broker makes him very fit for the office of president, one of his supporters said.
Vice chairman of the Jusuf Kalla-Wiranto (JK-Win) ticket's national campaign team Alwi Hamu said here on Friday Kalla's talent to reconcile conflicting groups would contribute to his being elected as the national leader for the next five years.
"Since his childhood, Kalla did not like fighting but used to reconcile those who engaged in fighting," Alwi Hamu said in his oration at a consolidation meeting for the victory of JK-Win duo in the upcoming July 8 presidential election.
According to Alwi, Kalla's talent as a peace maker was already evident during his childhood at elementary school until he became vice president.
In his position as vice president for the 2004-2009 period, Jusuf Kalla was able to help solve various communal conflicts such as in Ambon, Aceh, and Poso.
Kalla is scheduled to hold a dialogic campaign at Jayapura sport stadium in Papua on Saturday.
In the campaign Kalla will hold a dialog with local people to obtain first hand information about their complaints and ups and downs as an input for him to do something for the people in Indonesia's easternmost province if he is elected president in the upcoming July 8 presidential election.
The chief of the JK-Win ticket's campaign team for Papua, Paskalis Kossy, said in Jayapura on Friday that the presidential aspirant from the Golkar Party would try to obtain first hand information about the local people's real conditions.
"As a presidential candidate from eastern Indonesia, Jusuf Kalla wants to hear the complaints of his brothers and sisters in the easternmost area of the Unitary State of Indonesian Republic (NKRI)," Paskalis Kossy said.
According to Paskalis, Kalla in the campaign dialog would prove that he was a national leader and a good listener who wanted to listen to the complaints of his people in Papua.
"Indeed, the people of Papua are in desperate need of a good listener, a leader who is prepared to listen to their complaints and help them get out of their misery," Paskalis said.***
Vice chairman of the Jusuf Kalla-Wiranto (JK-Win) ticket's national campaign team Alwi Hamu said here on Friday Kalla's talent to reconcile conflicting groups would contribute to his being elected as the national leader for the next five years.
"Since his childhood, Kalla did not like fighting but used to reconcile those who engaged in fighting," Alwi Hamu said in his oration at a consolidation meeting for the victory of JK-Win duo in the upcoming July 8 presidential election.
According to Alwi, Kalla's talent as a peace maker was already evident during his childhood at elementary school until he became vice president.
In his position as vice president for the 2004-2009 period, Jusuf Kalla was able to help solve various communal conflicts such as in Ambon, Aceh, and Poso.
Kalla is scheduled to hold a dialogic campaign at Jayapura sport stadium in Papua on Saturday.
In the campaign Kalla will hold a dialog with local people to obtain first hand information about their complaints and ups and downs as an input for him to do something for the people in Indonesia's easternmost province if he is elected president in the upcoming July 8 presidential election.
The chief of the JK-Win ticket's campaign team for Papua, Paskalis Kossy, said in Jayapura on Friday that the presidential aspirant from the Golkar Party would try to obtain first hand information about the local people's real conditions.
"As a presidential candidate from eastern Indonesia, Jusuf Kalla wants to hear the complaints of his brothers and sisters in the easternmost area of the Unitary State of Indonesian Republic (NKRI)," Paskalis Kossy said.
According to Paskalis, Kalla in the campaign dialog would prove that he was a national leader and a good listener who wanted to listen to the complaints of his people in Papua.
"Indeed, the people of Papua are in desperate need of a good listener, a leader who is prepared to listen to their complaints and help them get out of their misery," Paskalis said.***
