Strengthening Collaborations: Kapolda Bali Meets Moeldoko Center Leadership

Bali, March 6, 2025 – In a proactive move aimed at fortifying community support and collaboration, the Chief of Bali Police, Inspector General Daniel Adityajaya, S.H., S.I.K., M.Si., welcomed a delegation from the Moeldoko Center led by Chairperson Trisya Suherman SE, CWC, Cidesco. The meeting took place on Thursday and marked a significant step towards establishing a strategic partnership between the police force and the Moeldoko Center.

Building Strategic Alliances

During her visit, Suherman expressed her intention to foster cooperation between the Bali Police and Moeldoko Center, emphasizing the importance of aligning their efforts with government programs. "This visit is an initial step in forging a strategic partnership that will ensure the success of government initiatives that resonate with the goals of Moeldoko Center," she stated.

The Moeldoko Center is known for its commitment to social development and empowerment initiatives, particularly those aimed at women and youth. Suherman highlighted the organization’s ongoing efforts in various community projects, including a significant initiative focused on food security through the cultivation of sorghum.

Empowering Women Against Drug Abuse

Suherman also introduced the program titled SINAR, an acronym for "Perempuan Bersih Narkoba" (Women Clean from Drugs). This initiative aims to educate women and young generations about the perils of drug abuse, which remains a critical concern within the community. "Through our SINAR program, we aim to raise awareness and provide support to young women who are increasingly vulnerable to substance abuse," she added.

Recognizing the importance of such initiatives, Kapolda Bali voiced his appreciation for the activities undertaken by the Moeldoko Center. He noted the vital role that these programs play in enhancing community welfare. "I commend all the programs executed by the Moeldoko Center and hope they can be successfully implemented," he remarked.

Joint Efforts in Food Security and Drug Prevention

The Bali Police, in conjunction with the TNI (Indonesian National Armed Forces), is also engaged in initiatives to bolster food security. Kapolda Bali shared that they are participating in efforts to cultivate corn and other crops across various locations in Bali as part of the National Food Security Program.

"The programs like SINAR and our agricultural initiatives are essential for our community’s resilience and safety," he explained. "I hope that with the cooperation between the Bali Police and Moeldoko Center, we can effectively support government agendas, particularly in safeguarding our youth from the dangers of narcotics."

Conclusion

As both the Bali Police and the Moeldoko Center commit to their collaborative goals, the partnership looks set to provide the necessary support and resources to foster a healthier, more resilient community. The joint focus on food security and drug prevention programs reflects a broader commitment to enhancing the quality of life for residents in Bali.