Ganjar Pranowo Distributes Sacrificial Animals to Merapi Slope Residents with Kagama Gelanggang – Universitas Gadjah Mada

Ganjar Pranowo, an Indonesian politician, recently participated in the distribution of sacrificial animals to residents living on the slopes of Mount Merapi, in collaboration with the Indonesian Student Alliance (Kagama). This initiative coincides with the Islamic holiday of Eid al-Adha, a period during which the tradition of Qurbani, or sacrificial offerings, takes place.

Community Engagement and Assistance

The event underscored the significance of community engagement, with Pranowo noting the importance of providing assistance to those in need during festive occasions. The distribution of sacrificial animals aims not only to supply food to the local population but also to foster a sense of solidarity within the community.

Commitment to Social Responsibility

This initiative reflects a broader commitment to social responsibility and outreach efforts, particularly in regions impacted by the volcanic activity of Merapi. The community’s positive reception of these efforts indicates the potential for effective collaboration between political leaders and local organizations to address humanitarian needs.

(Source: Universitas Gadjah Mada)