With a private jet logo VIP Susi, Minister of Marine Affairs and Fisheries visited Susi Pudjiastuti Ranai, Natuna, Riau Islands Province, Saturday (11/15/2014) afternoon.
Susi came after the first stop in Pontianak.
The area borders the northern tip of Indonesia is indeed one of the target and focus part Susi combat Illegal Unreported and Unregulated (IUU) Fishing in the territory of the Republic of Indonesia.
Landed in Ranai, Susi hosted about 15 minutes by Regent Natuna, Ilyas Sabli, along with elements FKPD and Fleet Commander Western Region (Pangarmabar) Navy, Rear Admiral Widodo TNU and the Criminal Police Headquarters Komjen Suhardi Alius
Not lingering Susi was immediately moved to the District of Pulau Tiga, Natuna with road trip for one hour. Then connected with the ship fiber.
Arriving on the island, he menyambang PSDKP PIU office in the area. Susi’s presence attracted the attention of the people who greeted him with hugs. Susi figure is likely to be more familiar with the current style appear eccentric. Susie became the first Minister of Labour Cabinet Jokowi present in Natuna since the inauguration of the latest cabinet.
Before returning contrary to Pontianak to roll out other tasks, Susi was crammed with questions related to the Regulation of the Minister of Marine Affairs and Fisheries No. 56 of 2014, related to the temporary suspension (moratorium) permission to fishing in the area of fisheries management in Indonesia.
According to the fisheries sector in Indonesia needs improvement.
“During this time enjoying seafood only foreign vessels and brokers license in Indonesia. Meanwhile, what is the impact on community development for this?” Susi said
Civil Servants working in the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries seems not tebiasa with its environment atmosphere that ‘change’.
How not, every day the media crew seen passing in the office which is now led by the Minister of Susi Pudjiastuti. “As a celebrity cover,” said one of the civil servants who happened to be on the side of Republika
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