Bali never ceases to impress, not only with its stunning landscapes but also with its impressive social and cultural appeal. Recently, this Island of the Gods has been recognized as one of the provinces with the highest Public Order Index in Indonesia.
“It’s only fitting that Bali becomes one of the pilot projects for the Indonesian Order Movement,” remarked Andry Wibowo, Expert Staff of the Coordinating Ministry for Political, Legal, and Security Affairs on Ideology and Constitution, during the Indonesian Order Movement Meeting in Kuta on Wednesday, July 3, 2024.
Alongside Bali, Riau Province and Mataram City in NTB also scored above seventy in public order index assessments in Indonesia. These assessments measured public order in terms of traffic regulations and population administration.
Acting Governor of Bali, SM Mahendra Jaya, highlighted that Bali possesses a unique spiritual aura, known locally as “taksu,” which provides comfort and inspiration.
“In Bali, it’s called Labda Karya, meaning perfect success. Every positive effort and program here leads to success and achievement,” Mahendra Jaya explained.
Bali’s deeply rooted local wisdom is a significant factor in creating a safe, orderly, and comfortable environment for all. In Balinese social customs, the term ‘Shanti’ signifies peace.
The Balinese lifestyle integrates the culture of maintaining harmony through Tri Hita Karana, which unites harmonious relationships with God, among humans, and with nature.
“To create overall order, a change in mindset is required first,” Mahendra Jaya added.
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Indonesian Coordinating Minister for Political, Legal, and Security Affairs Hadi Tjahjanto emphasized that this movement also aims to welcome Indonesia’s demographic bonus by 2045.
“The Indonesian Order Movement aims to support the vision of Golden Indonesia 2045 as a Sovereign, Advanced, and Sustainable Nusantara State,” stated Minister Hadi Tjahjanto, who participated virtually.
According to the former TNI Commander, a disciplined and collaborative society supporting government programs will positively impact Indonesia’s sustainable development.
Hadi Tjahjanto emphasized that this movement intends to transform Indonesian society’s behavior to be more orderly by adhering to applicable regulations. “Human resource development is the lifeblood of national development. Our country will face a demographic bonus in 2045, which has been followed up with the Vision of Golden Indonesia,” he concluded.
In conclusion, Bali’s recent achievements in maintaining high public order standards highlight its unique cultural strengths and the effectiveness of its local governance. With continuous efforts to improve social order and a focus on sustainable development, Bali is set to remain a model province in Indonesia’s journey towards a prosperous future.
