In addition to the awards, the Regent also expressed gratitude for their participation and coordination in maintaining regional security and keeping the area safe from security disturbances.

“This means I appreciate the friends from community organizations and NGOs who care about maintaining the conduciveness of Bekasi Regency,” he said when met in the parking area of Alam Sari Restaurant, Deltamas, Central Cikarang.

To build togetherness, Ade said, communication is necessary. Building Bekasi Regency is not just the responsibility of the Regent and Deputy Regent. It is thanks to the support of the community, including non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in Bekasi Regency.

“Going forward, hopefully this will be the first step for the government to foster relationships, and later there will be several avenues for conveying aspirations. Because I consider these organizations as vessels for community aspirations. Not only legislative institutions but also institutions created by the people—these are the places where people voice their concerns to be conveyed to the government,” he said.

The Regent Ade even plans to involve NGOs in various social and humanitarian actions if the region experiences disaster.

“Certainly. Because Bekasi Regency is a vast area. This means we will involve organizations and NGOs—yes, we will involve them in the future. God willing, this is the place for the people, the place for aspirations,” he emphasized.

During the meeting with the Regent of Bekasi that afternoon, several Community Organizations and NGOs were present, including the Alliance of Bekasi Community Organizations (AOB), GMI, GMBI, Garda Bekasi, Jajaka Nusantara, and many others.

Bekasi Regency

Bekasi Regency is a region in West Java, Indonesia, historically significant as part of the ancient Tarumanagara and Sunda Kingdoms. Today, it is a major industrial and residential hub, experiencing rapid urbanization and economic growth while still retaining some of its agricultural character.

Alam Sari Restaurant

Alam Sari Restaurant is a dining establishment located in Bali, Indonesia, known for its authentic Indonesian cuisine and serene garden setting. It was established as part of a family-owned guesthouse to offer a genuine taste of local flavors and hospitality to travelers. The restaurant’s history is rooted in providing a cultural dining experience that highlights traditional Balinese recipes and ingredients.

Deltamas

Deltamas is a large-scale, modern residential and commercial development located in Cikarang, Indonesia. It was established in the early 2000s as a planned, integrated city designed to support the growing industrial and urban population of the Bekasi region.

Central Cikarang

Central Cikarang is a major industrial suburb and business hub located in Bekasi Regency, West Java, Indonesia. It was developed primarily in the late 20th century as part of the Jababeka industrial estate, one of the largest integrated industrial towns in Southeast Asia. The area’s history is defined by its rapid transformation from rural land into a crucial center for manufacturing and economic activity.

Alliance of Bekasi Community Organizations (AOB)

The Alliance of Bekasi Community Organizations (AOB) is a coalition of various local groups in Bekasi, Indonesia, formed to foster collaboration and address civic issues. It was established to unify community efforts, often focusing on social welfare, urban development, and cultural activities. While its specific founding date is not widely documented, it represents a modern grassroots movement to strengthen communal ties in the rapidly growing city.

GMI

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GMBI

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Garda Bekasi

I am not familiar with a specific cultural or historical site named “Garda Bekasi.” It is possible this refers to a local building, community center, or a new development in the city of Bekasi, Indonesia. Without more specific information, I cannot provide a historical summary.