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Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports of the Republic of Indonesia,
Taufik Hidayat
invites the private sector to collaborate across sports and not only focus on running events which are currently popular with the public.
Taufik conveyed this at the Milo Activ Indonesia Race 10K press conference at the Ministry of Youth and Sports Office, Jakarta, Wednesday (26/11).According to him, the role of the private sector is important in promoting sports as part of a healthy lifestyle.
“Collaboration like this is needed for sports development in the scope of expanding public attention. I hope that the private sector will not stop at running events but also in other sports,” said Taufik at the Ministry of Youth and Sports Office, Jakarta, Wednesday (26/11).
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“The Ministry of Youth and Sports continues to encourage synergy like this to be expanded. Collaboration between the government and the private sector is very important in building an active society while growing young runners who can later excel, both at the national and international levels,” he added.
The Milo Activ Indonesia Race 10K event took place on December 7 with a route from the National Monument (Monas), HI Roundabout, to Banteng Field.
There are several categories presented, namely 10 kilometers, 5 kilometers and 2.5 kilometers with different routes.
Meanwhile, Marketing Manager for Nestle Milo Indonesia, Alla Shabaan, in her speech said that the ongoing event would be attended by 25 thousand participants.
His party deliberately offers a family concept with a 2.5 kilometer category that can be followed by a wider circle of people.
“Participants can only be Indonesian citizens. For the 2.5 kilometer category, family members can participate,” said Shabaan.
“We support the Indonesian government’s program to create a healthier society from a young age to develop their potential,” he continued.
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