Indonesian Home Affairs Secretary General Hopes Young IPDN Graduates Will Be Agents of Change in Regions
Indonesia's Home Affairs Secretary General has expressed hope that young graduates from the Institute of Public Administration (IPDN) will become "agents of change," driving transformation in their respective regions. This aims to improve the quality of local governance and contribute to regional development.
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