Synergy of Public Services, West Sumatra Regional Police Chief was awarded an award at the Republic of Indonesia's anniversary

Padang -Western -Sumatra Regional Police (POLDA) shows its dedication to supporting excellent public services. For the synergy in the public service, Gatot Tri Suryanta, Chief Inspector General of West Sumatra, was awarded by the Governor of West Sumatra Mahyeldi Ansharullah. The award was held at the moment of the 80th anniversary of the Republic of Indonesia, Sunday (8/17/2025), which took place on the Palace field of the Governor of Western Sumatra. The red and white flag increase ceremony was directly led by Governor Mahyeldi as the ceremonial inspector. In his mandate, Mahyeldi invited the entire community to strengthen unity to achieve the great ideals of Indonesia Gold 2045. Mahyeldi conveyed this momentum to be a reminder that the staff of the Vurkopimda continues to maintain unity and move together for a more advanced Indonesia. Browse to continue with the content at that moment, Mahyeldi also presented an award to a number of parties considered a major contribution to regional development. One of them was at the head of the police inspector General Gatot Tri Suryanta. The award was awarded to the synergy of the Western Sumatra Regional Police to improve the quality of Samsat’s services in 2025. The award was directly presented by Mahyeldi as a form of appreciation for the dedication of the West Sumatra Regional Police to provide the best services to the community. Western -Sumatra Regional Police Chief Inspector General Gatot Tri Suryanta. (Doc. Special) In addition to the Kapolda, the award was also awarded to other police officers, including: 1 West Sumatra Regional Police Director, PKB 2025 Optimization Award 2. The best police chief in the Synergy of the PKB 2025, the South Solok policing station (Rang I) and Rang II) Coastal Police (Rank III) included. The Western Sumatra Regional Chief expressed his appreciation and gratitude to the entire ranks. According to him, this award was the result of the hard work of all Western Sumatra regional police staff with related stakeholders. “We will continue to improve the quality of public services to be more professional, transparent and beneficial to the people of Western Sumatra,” Gatot said Tuesday (8/19/2025). The commemoration of the 80th anniversary of Indonesian independence in Western Sumatra is an important reflection of the meaning of unity, dedication and synergy in building the nation. The award received by the West Sumatra police chief and the ranks is expected to be a motivation to continue to provide the best service, while the spirit of independence towards a more advanced Indonesia is reinforced. Also watch the video ‘exposed to budget efficiency, BPOM focuses on improving public services’: (May/DHN)