120th PPNK Expected to Serve as Agents of Change to Strengthen National Energy Resilience

Lemhannas RI officially closed the 120^th Batch of the Strengthening of National Values Program (PPNK), in collaboration with PT Pertamina Training & Consulting (PTC), at the PMPP TNI Auditorium in Bogor on Sunday (August 9). The Governor of Lemhannas RI, Dr. H. TB. Ace Hasan Syadzily, M.Si., led the closing ceremony.

In his report, the Deputy for the Strengthening of National Values, Major General TNI R. Djaenudin Selamet, S.E., said 57 participants—40 men and 17 women—completed the full series of activities with 100 percent attendance. All participants earned the right to receive certificates and the Lemhannas RI PPNK pin. The program was delivered through classroom lectures at Lemhannas RI and outbound exercises at the TNI Peacekeeping Center (PMPP TNI) in Sentul, Bogor.

Evaluation results showed a significant increase in comprehension of the material. The participants' average score surged from 87.33 on the pre-test to 94.37 on the post-test. The lowest score rose from 40 to 73, while the number of participants achieving a perfect score increased from 9 to 22 individuals. The speakers' performance and the digital event facilities provided via the Merdeka PPNK platform also received highly positive feedback.

In his remarks, the Lemhannas RI Governor expressed strong appreciation for the participants' discipline and commitment. He emphasized that strengthening the nation's four basic consensuses is crucial to ensuring that technological and industrial acceleration remain firmly rooted in the national interest, including in safeguarding national energy resilience.

"These national values will serve as the foundation in facing various challenges and ensuring that every step of development stays aligned with the national interest," the Lemhannas RI Governor said.

The Governor expressed hope that the values of leadership, integrity, and gotong royong (cooperation) practiced during the outbound training in Sentul will continue to be implemented in the participants' work environments. The alums are expected to act as agents of change, driving the resilience of the national energy industry and supporting the achievement of Asta Cita toward Indonesia Emas 2045. (CY/CHP/DA)