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UGM students will do community services in Lombok Barat

  • article, good practices
  • 21 January 2019, 12.42
  • By : kkn

HarianNusa.com, Mataram – West Lombok Regent H. Fauzan Khalid with Chairperson of West Lombok DPRD Imam Kafali received a visit from Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) Yogyakarta students. The students accompanied by Bagek Polak Village Chief Amir Amarain Putra were accepted in the regent’s office on Monday (07/02/2018).

 

It is planned that 29 UGM students from various departments will carry out the KKN program in Bageq Polak Village, Labuapi Sub-District. For this reason, the arrival of dozens of students is to ask for direction before carrying out KKN activities.

 

Abdi as the student group leader said that Bagek Polak village has good natural resources and the livelihoods of its citizens are quite good.

 

“This village besides having good relations with UGM, it also has good natural resource potential as well as good livelihoods for its citizens,” said Abdi.

 

Meanwhile, Head of Bagek Polak Village Head Amir Amarain Putra strongly supports the work plan which is a priority program of UGM KKN students, moreover according to him his village has a harmonious relationship with UGM.

 

“I am very supportive of this program of student friends, plus we with UGM already have a good relationship,” he said. (f3)

(Source: https://hariannusa.com/2018/07/02/puluhan-mahasiswa-ugm-kkn-lombok-barat/; translator: Harun Ardiansyah)

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