Jantho — Chairman of the Aceh Gerindra Party Regional Leadership Council (DPD), who is also the Vice Governor of Aceh, Fadhlullah (Dek Fadh), rallied the spirits of hundreds of cadres during the Aceh Province Gerindra Troops Education and Training (Diklat) event.
The training took place at the Jantho Sport Center Field, Jantho, Aceh Besar Regency, on Saturday (26/9/2026). This three-day event runs from September 25 to 27, 2026.
A total of 510 participants attended the program. These participants were selected cadres representing 23 regencies/cities across Aceh. The event grew lively upon the arrival of the figure affectionately known as Dek Fadh.
Dek Fadh was welcomed with great enthusiasm and energetic chants from the participants. A strong sense of togetherness was evident, reflecting the solid unity of the young cadres of Prabowo Subianto’s party in the Land of Rencong.
In his address, Dek Fadh stated that this training program does not merely focus on physical fitness and discipline.
Beyond that, the agenda serves as a vital instrument for nurturing and strengthening the party’s organizational structure, from the regional level down to the grassroots.
“Aceh Gerindra Troops must remain united and strong,” Dek Fadh emphasized before hundreds of participants.
In his speech, the Vice Governor of Aceh also stressed the importance of courage and moral fortitude in advocating for the people’s interests.
He urged all participants to follow every stage of the training with the utmost seriousness and discipline.
“As the frontline guard, Gerindra Troops members are required to maintain order, internal solidarity, and uphold the honor of the organization,” Dek Fadh said.
In addition to discipline, Dek Fadh reminded cadres to always prioritize courtesy in social interactions, respect the community, and obey applicable laws.
He emphasized that the presence of the organization must bring tangible benefits; Members must build an organization that is not only internally solid, but also deeply caring toward the environment and the broader community,” he concluded.(*)