Staff of the Special Presidential Division of Social Communication, Sardan Marbun, assess the efforts of certain parties who find fault with the current government is a work in vain and a waste of energy.
"Because that is needed today is optimistic as he thought of hard work, and leave the pessimistic thinking, let alone a priori. Find fault with the cast slander is a way of thinking and work in vain that waste energy. Let's be grateful for the gift of God, while developed countries continue to strive towards an internationally respected, "said Sardan Marbun in Jakarta Tuesday (12/10).
Recognized Marbun, indeed the current administration still has a lot of homework to be completed. Among concerns about poverty, unemployment and law enforcement. But these three things, according to Sarbun, also has undergone many significant improvements.
"In the future continue to be improved in line with government efforts, especially with his People's Pro program," he said.
Marbun also invited to realistically see the success that has been obtained at this time as the rise of the economy after the crisis had plunged in 1998. From 2004 until 2008, economic growth has reached an average of six percent.
Progress, he said, is ongoing until this year. Call it expected economic growth to six percent or even higher. Welfare workers also rose sharply in which almost every year to increase salaries. Similarly, the foreign debt continues to decrease the percentage of GDP. When in 2004 by 57 percent the year 2010 has stood at 28 per cent of GDP.
"All that can be obtained, among others, thanks to incessant anti-corruption waged by the government. Until now has more than 150 officials who allowed the President for review and of whom went to prison, "he said.
On the other hand, the government continued to provide subsidies, free education services, especially for poor people in the level of compulsory education and health services. National Program for Community Empowerment (PNPM) Mandiri continues waged that has reached the 6321 districts in 495 districts, including the increase in running People's Business Credit (KUR) in the development of SMEs. Indonesia Today
