The Department of Communication, Informatics and Statistics of DKI Jakarta Province held a handover ceremony for the position of Head of the Department of Communication, Informatics and Statistics of DKI Jakarta Province, at the Grha Ali Sadikin building, Jakarta, on Wednesday (3/6).

“We will continue to proceed,”

Marulina Dewi was appointed as the new Head of the DKI Jakarta Communication and Informatics Office, replacing Budi Awaluddin, who now serves as the Head of the DKI Jakarta Transportation Department.

In her speech, Marulina expressed her commitment to continue and optimize various strategic programs that are already underway, one of which is the optimization of CCTV usage.

“All programs, all performance, we will continue. What is good, we will continue, for the sake of Jakarta. And later, if there are still shortcomings, we will certainly keep optimizing,” said Marulina.

On this occasion, Marulina also expressed appreciation to Budi Awaluddin for leading the Communication and Informatics Office over the past year. According to her, Budi Awaluddin’s performance during this time has shown satisfactory results.

“In one year, the results were extraordinary. From the video, there were so many works and legacies given to the Communication and Informatics Office and also to the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government,” she said.

Marulina is committed to carrying out the mandate she now holds with full integrity and professionalism.

Meanwhile, the Head of the DKI Jakarta Transportation Department, Budi Awaludin, is optimistic that Marulina Dewi’s track record will make the Communication and Informatics Office more advanced, responsive, and innovative. According to him, Marulina’s previous performance has brought positive impacts to the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government.

“Her previous performance was truly extraordinary. Various major tasks in the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government were successfully handled by her, and that brought something new to the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government,” said Budi.

Budi hopes that cross-agency coordination and communication can continue to provide the best services for the community.

Grha Ali Sadikin

Grha Ali Sadikin is a historic building in Bandung, Indonesia, originally constructed in the 1920s as a hotel and later serving as the city’s first art center. Named after Ali Sadikin, a former governor of Jakarta known for his support of the arts, the venue now hosts cultural performances, exhibitions, and community events. Its colonial architecture and rich history make it a notable landmark in Bandung’s cultural landscape.