Cabinet Secretary Hands Over 2024 Cabinet Secretariat DIPA
Cabinet Secretary Pramono Anung hands over the 2024 budget execution document (DIPA) to Deputy for Administrative Affairs of Cabinet Secretariat Farid Utomo, at Building III of Ministry of State Secretariat, Jakarta, Thursday (01/11).
Cabinet Secretary Pramono Anung Thursday (01/11) handed over the 2024 budget execution document (DIPA) to Deputy for Administrative Affairs of Cabinet Secretariat Farid Utomo as Budget User Authority (KPA), at Building III of Ministry of State Secretariat, Jakarta.
“May the year 2024 bring prosperity to all of us, enhance the quality of our work, strengthen our bonds with family, and importantly we can continue providing the best service for the President and Vice President amidst this year’s political atmosphere,” Cabinet Secretary said in his remarks.
On that occasion, Pramono urged that the budget received by Cabinet Secretariat worth Rp351 billion this year must be utilized optimally to offer support to the President and Vice President in managing the Government cabinet.
“Distribute the budget as efficiently as possible and ensure it maximally benefits our service to the President, Vice President, and certainly, for the performance of Cabinet Secretariat,” he said.
In addition, Cabinet Secretary also underlined that all staff should manage the budget responsibly and transparently as Cabinet Secretariat has consistently received an Unqualified Opinion (WTP) from the Supreme Audit Agency (BPK) throughout the nine years of Pramono’s leadership.
“This reflects our commitment to excellence and professionalism in our performance and work,” he added, while expressing appreciation for all the achievements made by Cabinet Secretariat in supporting the President and Vice President in managing the Government cabinet and providing services to the community.
“I would like to express my gratitude for our collaborative efforts, where our performance consistently improves over time, including achievements in the fields of public openness, government accounting, and more,” Cabinet Secretary remarked. (TGH/UN) (RIF/MUR)
