The chairman of PDI -p DPP Ahmad Basara emphasized that the services and role of Bung Karno not only remembered the Indonesian people, but also received a reward from the international world.
The name of the first president of the Republic of Indonesia was even fixed as the name of the road and important places in a number of countries.
“In the city of Rabat, Morocco, there is Sokarno Street next to the parliament building. In Tunisia there is a road Sokartno, which was open on his birthday. In Ankara, Türkiye, there is also Akhmed Sokarno Street, which is located in front of the Indonesian embassy at-Taufik, Lenteng Aguung, Jakarta.
According to Basar, respect reflects the contribution of Bung Karno in support of the struggle for the independence of the Asian and African countries. His role at the 1955 African conference in Bandung also had a great influence on the global solidarity of developing countries.
The statement of Ahmad Basara was also agreed by the chairman of the Council of the expert MPKSDI PP Muhammadiyah, professor D -ra Muhammad Amin Abdullah, who was a speaker at the event. He argued that Bong Carno was respected by the world from his four roles, which he called “Four P”: proclamation, punkwall, the first presidents and reformers of Islamic thinking.
“With the first p (provenator), Bong Carno is known to the world as a figure not only for the liberation of Indonesia, but also encourages 49 colonized countries in Asia and Africa to be equally independent,” said Amin Abdullah.
In addition, he called Bung Karno as Digger Pancasila and a large thinker from the eastern world. “Bong Carno September 30, 1960 implies to create a world of new united nations (UN),” said the former rector of Uin Sunan Kalijaga YouGyakarta.
As the first president of Indonesia, Bong Carno became a leader who was remembered and loved by his people. “He headed a large country called Indonesia, which, regardless of inhabited 90 million inhabitants,” he explained.
