Dilikkasus86.com – 26 Mei 2026 – West Jakarta – The spirit of unity, friendship, and cross-regional collaboration was strongly reflected during the socialization and gathering event of the Gibran Holic community held at Ibis Hotel Gajah Mada.
The event was conducted in a warm and family-oriented atmosphere and attended by educational figures, community leaders, business actors, as well as representatives from the state-owned enterprise (BUMN) sector.
Among those present were the Chairman of Gibran Holic Jakarta, Masril Anis, Mrs. Sri, Mr. Syukron from Aceh, and BUMN representative Mr. Nopi.
The meeting became an important momentum to strengthen relationships and build positive communication in encouraging community progress through collaboration in social, economic, educational, artistic, cultural, and national MSME development sectors.
The event, although packaged simply, carried deep meaning and became an open discussion space regarding various public issues, ranging from grassroots economic growth, MSME empowerment, the importance of maintaining national unity, to preserving Indonesian arts and culture amid modernization.
In his speech, the Chairman of Gibran Holic Jakarta, Masril Anis, emphasized that Gibran Holic is not merely an ordinary community, but a large unifying platform for Indonesians from diverse regional, professional, and cultural backgrounds.
According to him, Indonesia possesses extraordinary potential in terms of economy, human resources, and cultural wealth, which, if united through the spirit of mutual cooperation, can become a major force in building the nation.
“The presence of Gibran Holic is expected to become a platform for Indonesia’s economic growth through MSME networking, arts, and cultural connections from Sabang to Merauke,” said Masril Anis before the participants.
He explained that Gibran Holic aims to create a positive and productive communication space for the wider community, especially in building business networks, strengthening social relations, and generating creative ideas for collective progress.
“Gibran Holic is not only about community, but also about building brotherhood, uniting public aspirations, strengthening MSMEs, and preserving Indonesian arts and culture so they continue to thrive within society,” he added.
Masril also stressed the importance of social and educational activities in shaping a caring, creative society with solidarity and the spirit of mutual cooperation to realize an Advanced Indonesia toward Golden Indonesia.
According to him, the MSME sector is one of the pillars of the national economy that must continue to receive support and attention from all elements of the nation, including the government, business sectors, communities, and society at large.
“MSMEs are the people’s economic strength. If MSMEs grow, then the people’s economy will also grow. Therefore, Gibran Holic wants to become a bridge for networking and business collaboration among Indonesians,” he stated.
During the discussion forum, participants also discussed various opportunities for cooperation between communities, society, and the BUMN sector to support the development of small businesses, creative economy initiatives, and community empowerment across different regions of Indonesia.
BUMN representative Mr. Nopi expressed his appreciation for the spirit of togetherness built during the event. He assessed that synergy between communities, society, and the business sector has great potential to create new economic opportunities that directly benefit the people.
“Activities like this are very positive because they create a healthy communication space between communities, society, and the business sector. Such collaboration is important in encouraging grassroots economic growth,” he said.
Meanwhile, Mr. Syukron from Aceh stated that cross-regional gatherings like this symbolize the strong unity of Indonesian society despite differences in backgrounds and cultures.
“Through gatherings like this, we can get to know one another, support each other, exchange ideas, and strengthen brotherhood for the advancement of Indonesian society,” he explained.
In addition to discussing economic and MSME development, the event also served as a space to strengthen relationships through the arts and culture of the archipelago.
Participants exchanged views on the importance of preserving Indonesia’s cultural identity so it remains recognized and passed down to future generations.
In the atmosphere of warmth and togetherness, participants actively discussed various social and economic issues, ranging from community-based business opportunities, creative economy development, to the importance of maintaining national unity amid the advancement of the digital era.
Masril Anis also expressed hope that in the future, Gibran Holic could grow into a platform for public aspirations capable of generating brilliant ideas for the nation’s progress.
He believes that through strong friendship and networking, society can build broad connections reaching remote regions across Indonesia to create real collaboration in the fields of economy, education, social affairs, arts, and culture.
“Gibran Holic is expected to become a big home for Indonesians to unite, share ideas, strengthen MSMEs, preserve culture, and build a more advanced and prosperous Indonesia,” he emphasized.
The gathering and socialization event of Gibran Holic at Ibis Hotel Gajah Mada, West Jakarta, is expected to become the starting point for various collaborative programs capable of delivering tangible benefits to the wider community.
The event concluded with a friendly gathering session and a group photo as symbols of unity, solidarity, and shared commitment to maintaining friendship and building a harmonious, advanced, cultured, and prosperous Indonesia from Sabang to Merauke toward the vision of Golden Indonesia.
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