Thursday, July 23rd 2026 Reporter: Anita Karyati Translator: Maria Inggita 128
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Hani Pramono Anung, Chair of the Jakarta Family Empowerment and Welfare Movement (TP PKK), welcomed the inauguration of the new Yaspi School building on Jalan Dinas Kebersihan in Semper Barat Urban Village, Cilincing Sub-district, North Jakarta. The inauguration coincided with the 2026 National Children's Day celebration.
improving education by providing children with a better learning environment
Hani said the new building marks an important step toward improving education by providing children with a better learning environment, emphasizing that every child has the fundamental right to quality education.
"We hope this school will become a place where children enjoy learning, make friends, develop their talents, and pursue their dreams," she said on Thursday (7/23).
She also expressed appreciation to teachers for their dedication to educating the nation's future generations.
Hani said she hopes the new building will serve not only as a place for learning, but also as an environment that nurtures intelligent, compassionate, and principled students.
"We hope this facility will help lead Jakarta and Indonesia toward a much brighter future," she asserted.
North Jakarta Vice Mayor Fredy Setiawan said improving educational facilities across North Jakarta would strengthen students' motivation to learn while enhancing teachers' performance.
"We fully support efforts to improve the quality of education because this is where the future of North Jakarta's young generation is shaped. We hope the new building will inspire both students and teachers," he added.
Meanwhile, Yaspi Foundation Chair Agam Yousliza said the new building, which took about a year to complete, symbolizes hope for the advancement of education in Indonesia.
Agam also thanked everyone who contributed to the project, allowing the building to be completed on schedule.
"This building reflects our commitment to nurturing a generation that is faithful, morally grounded, and equipped for a brighter future," he emphasized.