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Prabowo Reviews Progress of 100 Fishing Villages and Boat Aid
President Prabowo received reports from the Minister of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries and the Minister of Investment on the progress of the 100 fishing village development project and boat aid distribution, aimed at improving coastal communities' welfare and fisheries productivity.
President Prabowo Subianto met with Minister of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Sakti Wahyu Trenggono and Minister of Investment and Downstreaming Rosan Roeslani at the presidential residence in Hambalang, Bogor Regency. The meeting discussed the progress of the development of 100 fishing villages and the distribution of ship aid to fishermen. Cabinet Secretary (Seskab) Teddy Indra Wijaya, in a written statement, said that both ministers met with President Prabowo to report on the progress of several government programs aimed at coastal communities. "Both ministers met with the President to report on the progress of the development of the first 100 fishing villages and the distribution of ship aid to fishermen," Teddy said in his written statement on Monday (1/9/2026). According to Teddy, the development of fishing villages is one of the government's priorities in its efforts to improve the welfare of coastal communities. The development of these areas is expected to support the activities of the community while creating a more livable and productive environment. In addition to the development of fishing villages, Teddy also explained that President Prabowo received a report on the distribution of ship aid to fishermen. This support is part of the government's efforts to strengthen the capacity of fishermen in carrying out their maritime activities. "The distribution of ship aid is part of the effort to strengthen the capacity of fishermen in carrying out their maritime activities. This support is expected to help increase the productivity and welfare of fishermen in various regions," Teddy stated. The government also continues to strengthen cross-ministerial synergy in the implementation of various programs for coastal communities. This collaboration is needed so that the development of fishing villages and various support for fishermen can be carried out in an integrated manner and provide direct benefits to coastal communities. "The government continues to strengthen cross-ministerial synergy so that the development of fishing villages and various support for fishermen can be carried out in an integrated manner and provide direct benefits to coastal communities," Teddy said.
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