Jakarta –
The president of Golkar Airlangga Hartarto leaked the identical color of the political party (political party) that would have joined United Indonesia Coalition (KIB). What colors?
The leak was aired from Airlangga after he held a meeting with the general chairmen of political parties on the KIB axis, namely PAN Zulkifli General Chairman Hasan (Zulhas) and PPP Acting General Chairman Mardiono. The meeting concluded with dinner or dinner was held behind closed doors at a restaurant in Menteng, Central Jakarta on Wednesday (30/11/2022). Airlangga initially confirmed that the political parties in KIB were still solid so far.
“Therefore, in the next stage, as stated in South Sulawesi, we are still open. This KIB is building a foundation to build Indonesia, which has a solid foundation, strong walls, good air circulation, and we also hope that this building will be strengthened,” Airlangga said meeting the age.
Airlangga said his party was still communicating with political parties that would be members of the KIB. He then leaked the colors that were identical to the political party.
“So that’s reinforced, we’re obviously still talking to other parties who will join, the parties that we still communicate well with,” he said.
Airlangga said the color of the first party is identical to the clothes Zulhas wore. Zulhas was wearing a blue suit at the time.
“Of course, he is the same color as our friend here,” Airlangga said as he turned to Zulhas who was standing beside him.
Not only that, Airlangga leaked that the second political party was identical to the color of the clothes that President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) often wore. That color, he said, was also on the ball that Zulhas was carrying. The dominant color of the ball is white.
“And there are also those whose colors have shades of clothing that the president often wears. Those are also part of the ball,” said Airlangga, pointing to the ball Zulhas was holding.
“So the color is not far from that of this ball. Indonesia’s representative in the match is a Balinese named Made in Indonesia,” Airlangga added jokingly.
(fca/one)
