Sukabumi, ummi.ac.id - Dr. Reny Sukmawani, M.P., the Rector of Universitas Muhammadiyah Sukabumi (UMMI), served as one of the prominent panelists in the Regional Campaign Team (TKD) presentation for presidential and vice-presidential candidates. The event was a forum to facilitate discussions and exchange ideas and concepts among the candidates. It was held at Caffe Tiga Lima on Friday (26/01/2024).

This activity aimed to gather the best thoughts from various sectors to enhance the community's welfare. With the presence of the Rector of UMMI as a panelist, it was hoped that valuable insights and perspectives regarding the role of higher education institutions in addressing various societal issues could be provided.

In an interview, the Chairman of the Indonesian Muslim Student Action Unity (KAMMI) Sukabumi, Riki Achmad, expressed that specific commitments for Sukabumi's future have not been observed in several presidential and vice-presidential debates. Hence, in this forum, KAMMI aimed to assess their obligations through the TKD. Various regional issues were discussed during this meeting, ranging from food and maritime security to employment opportunities.

"We thank Dr. Reny Sukmawani, M.P., for participating as a panelist in today's discussion. The points raised were fascinating, and we hope that what was conveyed can serve as a trigger or input for each TKD moving forward in fulfilling their political promises," said Riki.

Rector of UMMI, Dr. Reny Sukmawani, M.P., thanked the Indonesian Muslim Student Action Unity (KAMMI) for organizing this discussion forum.

"Moreover, this forum is not only about discussing the visions and missions of each presidential and vice-presidential candidate through their respective TKDs but also delving into Sukabumi-specific aspects, quo vadis Sukabumi," she stated.

The event concluded with a question-and-answer session and brief closing remarks from the TKDs. Through this activity, all participants can gain an understanding of the visions, missions, and goals of the presidential and vice-presidential candidates.