Indonesia Open 2023 resmi digelar sejak hari Selasa kemari, 13/6/2023, di Istora Gelora Bung Karno, Senayan, Jakarta. Turnamen bulutangkis BWF World Tour level Super 1000 telah menyajikan laga di babak 32 besar.
10 wakil Indonesia turun, sayangnya dua di antaranya sudah harus bertemu di babak awal yaitu ganda putri Lanny Tria Mayasari/Ribka Sugiarto dan Febriana Dwipuji Kusuma/Amalia Cahaya Pratiwi.
Duel Merah Putih pada babak 32 besar Indonesia Open 2023 tersebut dimenangi Febriana/Amalia dua gim langsung dengan skor 21-15 dan 21-18.
Ganda putri Indonesia lainnya yakni Meilysa Trias Puspitasari/Rachel Allessya Rose berhasil melaju ke 16 besar usai mengalahkan wakil Malaysia, Vivian Hoo/Lim Chiew Sien.
Nomor tunggal putri, Gregoria Mariska Tunjung di rumah sendiri harus mengakui kekalahannya dari wakil India, Pusarla V Sindhu.
Gregoria kalah straight game dari Sindhu dengan skor 19-21 dan 15-21.
"Hari ini penampilan saya tidak sesuai dengan yang saya harapkan. Saya merasa bahwa apa yang dipunya tidak cukup untuk bisa dikeluarkan," ucap Jorji dalam keterangan resmi PBSI.
Sementara tunggal putri Indonesia lainnya yakni Putri Kusuma Wardani. Putri mampu melanjutkan kiprah ke babak 16 besar usai memenangi laga sengit melawan pebulu tangkis Amerika Serikat, Iris Wang, dengan skor 15-21, 22-20, dan 23-21.
Nomor ganda campuran Rehan Naufal Kusharjanto/Lisa Ayu Kusumawati mampu melewati ujian pertama dengan menaklukkan pasangan Malaysia, Goh Soon Huat/Lai Shevon Jemie, dengan skor 13-21, 16-24, dan 21-17
Nomor ganda putra, Fajar Alfian/Muhammad Rian Ardianto, juga berhasil meraih kemenangan pada babak 32 besar
Laga epik pada babak 32 besar Kapal Api Group Indonesia Open 2023, terjadi di nomor Ganda putra, yaitu laga antara wakil Indonesia, Leo Rolly Carnando/Daniel Marthin versus pasangan muda wakil Jepang, Ayato Endo/Yuta Takei.
Leo Rolly Carnando/Daniel Marthin sukses memenangi babak pertama Indonesia Open 2023, usai gulingkan wakil Jepang.
Leo/Daniel kembali berhasil mengatasi perlawanan Ayato Endo/Yuta Takei.
Kali ini, gempuran serangan juara Indonesia Masters 2023 itu kembali menggelegar pada babak 32 besar yang bergulir hari Selasa, 13/06/2023.
Berlaga di Istora Senayan, Jakarta, Indonesia, Leo/Daniel berhasil membungkam Endo/Takei lewat pertarungan tiga gim, 23-21, 8-21, 21-12 dalam 62 menit.
Kemenangan Leo/Daniel hari ini ini sekaligus mencegah lawan merevans mereka.
Laga sudah berlangsung ketat hingga 3-3. Mantan juara dunia junior itu tertinggal dan masih belum berhasil mendahului skor lawan.
Namun Leo/Daniel tetap berusaha menjaga jarak skor dengan margin yang tak lebih dari dua angka.
Leo/Daniel masih terus ditekan lawan sampai interval.
Setelah jeda turun minum pun, Leo/Daniel masih sulit mengambilm alih keunggulan.
Mereka bahkan sempat ketinggalan 14-17.
Barulah ketika memasuki poin kritis, Leo/Daniel sukses menyamakan kedudukan 18 sama.
Laga masih terus-terusan menyuguhkan reli sengit.
Leo/Daniel sempat berbalik unggul dalam keadaan game point 20-19.
Sayangnya mereka lengah menghadapi dropshot lawan, terjadilah setting 20-20 hingga 21-21.
Momentum akhirnya didapat Leo/Daniel, ketika netting Leo gagal dikembalikan lawan dan placing Daniel tak mampu dijangkau lawan, mengantarkan mereka meraih game point 22-21.
Leo/Daniel diserang habis-habisan, tetapi defend mereka sangat rapat sehingga lawan yang justru berbalik terserang usai reflek pengembalian Leo/Daniel tak terduga ke arah space kosong Endo/Takei. Leo/Daniel memenangi gim pertama 23-21.
Pada gim kedua, Leo/Daniel mengendur. Mereka banyak salah sendiri dan sering kurang tepat mengantisipasi pengembalian lawan hingga tertinggal jauh 4-11.
Serangan mereka juga mudah ditebak lawan dan defend terlihat tidak rapat. Leo/Daniel sulit keluar dari tekanan hingga gim kedua direbut pasangan Jepang dengan skor 21-8.
Memasuki gim ketiga, Leo/Daniel bak mengamuk.
Pada gim penentuan ini mereka langsung tampil bag big bug mereut empat poin beruntun hingga unggul 4-0 sampai 6-1.
Leo/Daniel tanpa ampun terus menggempur pertahanan pasangan Jepang hingga unggul jauh 16-10 dan akhirnya menutup gim ketiga dengan kemenangan telak 21-12.
Rekap Hasil Babak 16 Besar Kapal Api Group Indonesia Open 2023
The Russian Aerospace Forces delivered a strike by precision weapons against clusters of Ukrainian army reserves and a depot of foreign-made ammunition and armaments in the past day during the special military operation in Ukraine, Defense Ministry Spokesman Lieutenant-General Igor Konashenkov reported on Tuesday.
"At night, the Russian Aerospace Forces delivered multiple strikes by airborne long-range precision weapons against the amassment areas of the Ukrainian army’s operational reserves and a depot storing foreign-made ammunition and armaments. All the designated targets were destroyed. The goal of the strike was achieved," the spokesman said.
Russian forces neutralize Ukrainian subversive group in Kupyansk area
Russian forces neutralized a Ukrainian subversive group in the Kupyansk area over the past day, Konashenkov reported.
"In the Kupyansk direction, aircraft and artillery of the western battlegroup inflicted damage on the enemy units in areas near the settlements of Ivanovka in the Kharkov Region and Rozovka in the Lugansk People’s Republic. Near the settlement of Timkovka in the Kharkov Region, the activity of a Ukrainian subversive/reconnaissance group was thwarted," the spokesman said.
Over 35 Ukrainian troops, an armored personnel carrier, a pickup truck and a D-20 howitzer were destroyed in the Kupyansk area in the past 24 hours, the general reported.
Russian forces eliminate 60 Ukrainian troops in Krasny Liman area in past day
Russian forces eliminated roughly 60 Ukrainian troops and a motorized artillery system in the Krasny Liman area over the past day, Konashenkov reported.
"In the Krasny Liman direction, operational/tactical and army aviation and artillery of the battlegroup Center inflicted damage on the Ukrainian army units in areas near the settlements of Nevskoye and Belogorovka in the Lugansk People’s Republic and the Serebryansky forestry," the spokesman said.
As many as 60 Ukrainian personnel, two armored combat vehicles, four motor vehicles, a Gvozdika motorized artillery system, D-20 and D-30 howitzers were destroyed in that direction in the past 24 hours, the general reported.
Russian forces repel Ukrainian attacks in Donetsk area
Russian forces repelled Ukrainian army attacks at the Vremevka bulge, near Artyomovsk and Makarovka in the Donetsk direction over the past day, Konashenkov reported.
"During the last 24-hour period, Ukrainian army units continued attempts to conduct offensive operations in the south Donetsk direction, and also near the town of Artyomovsk. At the Vremevka bulge, the Kiev regime threw into battle the units hastily assembled from the remnants of the Ukrainian army brigades that had earlier sustained heavy casualties," the spokesman said.
In the past 24 hours, Russian forces repulsed three attacks by Ukrainian army units reinforced by tanks and armored combat vehicles near the settlement of Makarovka, the general reported.
"All the attacks were repelled by courageous and decisive actions of units from the battlegroup East, air strikes and artillery fire. Eight out of ten armored personnel carriers of the Ukrainian army involved in the attacks were destroyed," he said.
Russian forces repulse two Ukrainian attacks south of Artyomovsk
Russian forces repulsed two Ukrainian attacks south of Artyomovsk over the past day, Konashenkov reported.
"South of the town of Artyomovsk in the Donetsk People’s Republic, two enemy attacks towards the settlement of Klreshcheyevka in the Donetsk People’s Republic were successfully repulsed in the past 24 hours by active operations of the southern battlegroup," the spokesman said.
Ukrainian troops were prevented from breaking into Russian defenses, the general stressed.
"As many as 350 Ukrainian personnel, two armored combat vehicles and six motor vehicles were destroyed in the battles," he said.
Russian forces wipe out 275 Ukrainian troops in south Donetsk area
Russian forces destroyed about 275 Ukrainian troops in the south Donetsk area, near the Vremevka bulge and Artyomovsk over the past day, Konashenkov reported.
"The enemy’s total losses in those areas in the past 24 hours amounted to 275 Ukrainian personnel, four tanks, 15 armored combat vehicles, eight motor vehicles and an Msta-B howitzer," the spokesman said.
Also, Russian forces successfully repulsed two Ukrainian army attacks near the settlement of Rovnopol in the Donetsk People’s Republic in the past 24 hours.
They destroyed two Ukrainian tanks and three armored combat vehicles. Near the settlement of Prechistovka in the Donetsk People’s Republic, Russian forces eliminated the larger part of the personnel of a Ukrainian company tactical group and four infantry fighting vehicles, the general reported.
Russian forces destroy 30 Ukrainian troops in Kherson area
Russian forces destroyed roughly 30 Ukrainian troops and a motorized artillery system in the Kherson area over the past day, Konashenkov reported.
"In the Kherson direction, as many as 30 Ukrainian personnel, three motor vehicles, an Msta-B howitzer and a Gvozdika motorized artillery system were destroyed in the past 24 hours as a result of damage inflicted by firepower," the spokesman said.
Russian forces strike 98 Ukrainian artillery units in past day
Russian forces struck 98 Ukrainian artillery units at firing positions over the past day, Konashenkov reported.
"During the last 24-hour period, operational/tactical and army aviation, missile troops and artillery of the Russian groupings of forces inflicted damage on 98 Ukrainian artillery units at firing positions, manpower and military equipment in 114 areas," the spokesman said.
Russian air defenses intercept three Storm Shadow missiles, 10 HIMARS rockets
Russian air defense forces intercepted three Storm Shadow missiles, 10 rockets of the US-made HIMARS multiple launch rocket system and shot down six Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles over the past day, Konashenkov reported.
"In the past 24 hours, air defense capabilities intercepted three Storm Shadow long-range cruise missiles and 10 rockets of the HIMARS multiple launch rocket system," the spokesman said.
In addition, Russian air defense systems shot down six Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles in areas near the settlements of Staromlynovka in the Donetsk People’s Republic, Rabotino in the Zaporozhye Region, Korsunka in the Kherson Region, Pshenichnoye and Novokrasnyanka in the Lugansk People’s Republic, the general reported.
In total, the Russian Armed Forces have destroyed 442 Ukrainian combat aircraft, 238 helicopters, 4,585 unmanned aerial vehicles, 426 surface-to-air missile systems, 9,939 tanks and other armored combat vehicles, 1,122 multiple rocket launchers, 5,100 field artillery guns and mortars and 10,927 special military motor vehicles since the beginning of the special military operation in Ukraine, Konashenkov reported.
Kiev is so far failing in all directions of their counteroffensive, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday, adding that the Ukrainian military has suffered heavy casualties.
"The enemy was not successful in any of the directions. They have heavy losses," Putin said during a meeting with military correspondents.
The president mentioned that the Ukrainian military is currently attacking at the Shakhtyorsk and Vremevka directions “but fail to reach the front line.” In total, Ukraine is attacking from four directions, Putin added.
"This is a large-scale counteroffensive using, as I said quite recently publicly, reserves prepared for these purposes. It has been going on since [June] 4, and continues to this day, right now," Putin said.
The president also noted that the Ukrainian forces "lost more than 160 tanks [during their counteroffensive], while we lost 54. Some of them can be recovered and repaired."
Ukraine's Losses Amount to 25-30% of Equipment Volume Delivered to From Abroad
"According to my calculations, this is about 25% or maybe 30% of the volume of the equipment that was delivered from abroad, that is about it. It seems to me that if they objectively calculate them, they will agree with this number, but as far as I have seen from open sources, Western sources, that is almost what they say, I think. So the offensive is underway, and the results today are what I just said," Putin told military correspondents.
Ukraine lost 160 tanks and 360 armored vehicles during the counteroffensive, and this is only what Moscow sees, the president added.
"As for armored vehicles, there are even more serious [losses]. They have lost over 160 tanks and over 360 armored vehicles of various types during this time. This is just what we register. There are also losses that we do not see, which are inflicted by high-precision long-range weapons on clusters of personnel and equipment. So in fact, there are more of them, these losses, on the part of Ukraine," Putin concluded.
The Russian president noted that with Kiev importing all its weapons and equipment from foreign countries Ukraine's defense industry will soon completely cease to exist since it is producing nothing.
"Ukraine's defense industry will soon completely cease to exist. What are they producing? They are importing ammunition, equipment, weapons, everything. So one cannot live and last long. That is why the issue related to demilitarization is in a very practical dimension," Putin highlighted.
On Plans to Provide Uranium Shells to Kiev
"There is no need to act preemptively. We have a lot of such ammunition with depleted uranium, if they are used, we also reserve the right to use the same ammunition. We have them in stock, we just do not use them," Putin stated.
The West has taken all weapons from its warehouses for their transfer to Ukraine, and only has stocks left in South Korea and Israel that will also end soon, Putin added.
The president also noted that the US and European economies are resilient but it is not easy to produce weapons during a recession.
“About things they say, we will produce this, we will produce that - well, produce then. In a recession, things are not so simple … The resilience of the European and American economies is very large, this is obvious. They are high-tech, the structure of the economy is very developed, they are, in general, powerful. But there are many problems,” Putin said.
Russia Had No Interest in Destruction of Kakhovka HPP, Responsibility on Kiev
Russia definitely had no interest in the destruction of the Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant (HPP), this tragedy had entailed severe consequences for new Russian regions, and the responsibility for this lies with Kiev, Russian President Vladimir Putin said.
"But as we understand, we are definitely not interested in this, because these are serious consequences for those territories that we control and which are Russian — this is the first point. And the second point — well, unfortunately, I will say a strange thing, but nevertheless, unfortunately, it slowed down their counteroffensive in this direction. Why do I say unfortunately? Because it would be better if they were advancing there. It is better for us, because it would be really bad for them to attack there. But since such a flood occurred, then, accordingly, the offensive did not take place," Putin told reporters.
The president stressed that the Ukrainian side was to blame for the tragedy at the Kakhovka HPP.
"Well, it is clear who is to be blamed, the Ukrainian side was striving toward this. You know, I am not going to say things 100% now that I am not sure about, because by and large we did not record big explosions before the destruction occurred, at least that is what I was told. But they purposefully repeatedly attacked with HIMARS Kakhovka HPP. Maybe they had planted some kind of explosives there, I do noy know now," Putin said.
All the citizens affected by the explosion at the Kakhovka HPP will be assisted in accordance with Russian laws and standards, the president concluded.
Goals of Special Military Operation Change in Accordance With Current Situation
Speaking about goals of the Russian special military operation in Ukraine, the Russian president said that they change in accordance with the current situation but these changes are not fundamental.
"They are changing in accordance with the current situation, but in general, of course, we will not change anything, and they are fundamental for us," Putin said.
Putin also remarked that Russia tried to seek normal relations with Kiev.
"We sincerely tried to reach an agreement [with Ukraine]. It was difficult to negotiate some kind of patchwork of southeastern Ukraine with the rest of the country, but we tried in good faith," Putin told military correspondents.
The president added, however, that Russia would never tolerate what is currently happening in Ukraine.
"What is happening there [in Ukraine] now will certainly never suit us, historically speaking. When the negotiations were held, including in Istanbul, we constantly raised this issue, and they in turn told us: 'But there is nothing neo-Nazi about us, what do you want from us?' [Russia wants] at least some relative legislative restrictions. In general, we also agreed on this during the round of negotiations before our troops were withdrawn from Kiev and after they threw all our agreements out of the window," Putin said.
The president added that Russia, through its special military operation, is gradually and methodically engaged in the demilitarization of Ukraine.
West Needs to Stop Delivering Weapons to Kiev if They Want to Resolve Conflict
The West needs to stop supplying Ukraine with weapons if they want to resolve the ongoing conflict, Russian President Vladimir Putin emphasized.
"And we understand that the key to solving problems [in Ukraine] is on their side. If they really want today's conflict to end through negotiations, they only need to make one decision - to stop the supply of weapons and equipment. That's it," Putin said.
But Western countries are proud of pumping Ukraine with weapons and violating international principles, the president noted
"The West is pumping Ukraine with weapons, it is really so, nobody hides it. On the contrary, they are proud of it," Putin said.
The president added that Western countries "to a certain extent violate some international laws by supplying weapons to the conflict zone."
"They just prefer not to notice it, but they are actually doing it," he said.
Creation of Sanitary Zone in Ukraine Not Ruled Out Amid Attacks on Russia
If Ukrainian attacks on the Russian territory will continue, then Moscow will have to consider the issue of creating a sanitary zone in Ukraine so their missiles will not be able to reach Russian regions, President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday.
"And if this continues, then we will apparently have to consider the issue - I say this very carefully - in order to create some kind of sanitary zone on the territory of Ukraine at such a distance from which it would be impossible to reach our territory," Putin said at the meeting.
The president admitted the necessity for Russia to strengthen its border with Ukraine and this process is already underway.
"Of course, we must ensure the security of our citizens.... Of course we have to strengthen the border. And certainly, those of you who work there, you can see that this process is underway, is moving quite quickly, this task will also be solved," Putin said.
He added that Russia saw drone attacks in Syria similar to those in the Belgorod Region and learned how to deal with such a threat quite quickly.
"This is sometimes difficult, but manageable," Putin said, adding that the Russian air defense system is tuned to identify large objects, while drones are small and made of modern materials that are difficult to detect.
"Work in this direction is already underway and will be completed," the president added.
Commenting on the recent attacks in the Belgorod Region, Putin said that they are aimed at distracting Russian forces from other directions that are critical for Kiev.
Answering a question from a journalist, the president said that there is generally no need to impose martial law in Russia in light of situation in Belgorod region.
By attacking Russia's border Belgorod Region, Ukraine is trying to divert Russian military's attention from other areas of its ongoing military operation, the president stated, adding that "we have to do everything we can to ensure security of our citizens."
The president also noted that Russia cannot use terrorist methods, unlike the Ukrainian authorities.
"Unlike the current Ukrainian authorities, we cannot use terrorist methods. We are a state, while they [Ukraine] have a regime. And they indeed act like a regime based on terror. They are on high counterintelligence alert and have introduced martial law," Putin said in answer to a question on whether Ukrainian secret agents are present in Russia.
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The president added that the operations of Russian special services must be expanded in the future to better protect the nation from Ukrainian agents.
Ukraine Attacked Russian Ship Guarding Turkstream, With US Coordinating Process
Ukrainian drones tried to attack a Russian warship that was guarding the Turkish Stream gas pipeline, while the actions were coordinated by US intelligence, the president said at the meeting
"Yesterday or the day before yesterday, our ship which was guarding the Turkish Stream — a gas pipeline, was attacked. Four drones were half-submerged, three were destroyed, the fourth was disoriented and then taken down. Immediately after that — four more drones [attacked]," Putin told journalists.
Strikes on Ukraine’s Energy Facilities Response to Crossing Red Lines
Russian strikes on the Ukrainian energy facilities and the destruction of the headquarters of Ukraine’s main intelligence department were a response to crossing red lines by Kiev, President Vladimir Putin stated.
"Strikes on the entire energy system of Ukraine. Isn't this a response to crossing red lines? And actual destruction of the headquarters of the main intelligence department of the armed forces of Ukraine near Kiev? … is this not an answer? It is,” he told military correspondents.
Russia Still Wants to Have Best Relations With Countries of Former USS
Russia still wants to have the best relations with all the countries of the former Soviet Union, Russian President Vladimir Putin said.
"We wanted and we still want to have the best relations with all our neighbors after the collapse of the Soviet Union. And we do so, we have come to terms with... Well, that's what's happened. We have to live with it," Putin told journalists.
Kepala Badan Pemberdayaan Ekonomi Kerakyatan Kamar Dagang dan Industri Indonesia (KADIN) Bambang Permadi Soemantri Brodjonegoro saat ditemui di Jakarta, Senin (12/6/2023) (ANTARA/Suci Nurhaliza)
Kepala Badan Pemberdayaan Ekonomi Kerakyatan Kamar Dagang dan Industri Indonesia (KADIN) Bambang Permadi Soemantri Brodjonegoro mengatakan, bambu mempunyai nilai tinggi untuk sustainability (keberlanjutan) ekonomi, sosial, dan lingkungan, sehingga perlu didorong pemanfaatannya secara optimal.
"Mengapa KADIN ingin mengangkat bambu, karena punya nilai tinggi dalam sustainability," kata Bambang dalam sebuah acara di Jakarta, Senin.
Bambu dapat dijadikan berbagai macam produk kebutuhan masyarakat mulai dari furnitur, sepeda, bahan bangunan, dan sumber energi berupa biomassa.
Melihat banyaknya produk yang bisa dihasilkan dari bambu, Bambang pun menilai bambu merupakan komoditas yang cocok untuk mendorong keberlanjutan karena memiliki skema yang bersifat sirkular.
Ia mengatakan bahwa ketika menggunakan bambu untuk menciptakan produk-produk tersebut, tidak ada sisa sampah yang dapat menyebabkan kerusakan lingkungan.
"Kelebihan bambu ini bisa memenuhi konsep sirkularitas karena zero waste, artinya semua bagian dari bambu itu bisa dipakai," ujar Bambang.
Di samping itu, bambu juga dapat menjadi modal bagi Indonesia untuk eksis di kancah global ketika bicara soal keberlanjutan. Apalagi, Indonesia memiliki keragaman produk bambu yang tinggi, yakni 162 dari 1.439 jenis bambu yang ada di dunia.
"Karena bisa menjadi berbagai produk tadi, bambu bisa jadi salah satu jualan Indonesia ke global," katanya.
Hal yang tidak kalah penting, bambu merupakan tanaman yang murah dan mudah dikelola oleh masyarakat, yang pada akhirnya dapat membangkitkan ekonomi lokal.
"Upaya untuk menumbuhkan, merawat, dan akhirnya berbisnis menggunakan bambu bisa dilakukan oleh level rumah tangga atau masyarakat sekitar," kata dia.
Untuk itu, Bambang pun mengatakan pihaknya sangat mendorong pemberdayaan industri bambu di Indonesia.
"Jadi intinya kita ingin memanfaatkan bambu sebagai upaya untuk menciptakan keseimbangan antara keberlanjutan secara ekonomi, secara sosial karena melibatkan masyarakat, dan keberlanjutan secara lingkungan. Jadi bambu itu punya kelebihan. Tiga jenis ini bisa dilakukan bersama secara serentak," kata Bambang.
Pengembangan Bambu Berkelanjutan
Terdapat 176 spesies bambu di Indonesia dari total 1620 jenis bambu yang ada di dunia yang berasal dari 80 negara. Hal ini berarti 10% jenis bambu di dunia berada di Indonesia. Bahkan sekitar 105 jenis bambu yang ada di Indonesia merupakan tanaman endemik. Di antara bambu yang tumbuh di Indonesia, 50% nya merupakan bambu endemik dan setengah dari jumlah tersebut telah dimanfaatkan oleh masyarakat.
“Karena itu Pemerintah menganggap bahwa bambu sangat penting untuk dikembangkan ke arah ekonomi kerakyatan dengan sentuhan teknologi agar nilai tambah bambu semakin baik,” kata Deputi Pangan dan Agribisnis Musdhalifah Machmud dalam focus group discussion Strategi Nasional Pengembangan Bambu Terintegrasi, secara virtual.
Bambu bermanfaat bagi ekonomi, konservasi, dan kebudayaan. Indonesia diperkirakan memiliki 1 juta hektar lebih tanaman bambu, namun, hanya 25.000 hektar yang telah dikelola dalam bentuk hutan/kebun bambu. Sementara sisanya tumbuh secara sporadis. Di Indonesia, bambu memiliki potensi yang sangat menjanjikan untuk dimanfaatkan dengan baik. Tumbuhan ini pun mudah dikembangkan dan mempunyai daur hidup yang relatif cepat dengan waktu panen hanya 3 – 4 tahun.
Selanjutnya, Musdhalifah mengatakan bahwa bambu merupakan tumbuhan yang diharapkan dapat dijadikan sebagai substitusi bahan baku kayu komersial karena kayu komersial semakin tahun produksinya makin menurun dan harganya yang relatif mahal. Sedangkan bambu memiliki keunggulan tersendiri dibanding kayu karena bambu mudah dikembangkan dibanding kayu, ulet, elastisitas yang tinggi, mudah dibentuk dan harganya relatif murah dibanding kayu.
Pada kesempatan hari ini, Menteri Koordinator Bidang Perekonomian Airlangga Hartarto yang diwakili oleh Musdhalifah meminta agar perkebunan bambu dan industri bambu dapat didorong untuk dikembangkan serta disinergikan dengan program kementerian atau lembaga lainnya untuk membentuk model pengelolaan dan pemanfaatan bambu berbasis industri rakyat terpadu.
Program ini diharapkan juga dapat menjadi satu sistem agribisnis bambu berbasis kerakyatan yang mencakup subsistem saprodi, subsistem pasca panen/pengolahan, subsistem pemasaran, dan subsistem kelembagaan/ jasa pendukung yang mencakup pembiayaan, litbang, dan lain-lain.
“Kita kenal Saung Udjo dengan angklungnya yang sudah mendunia, ada juga kerajinan gitar dari bambu yang sudah menembus pasar Eropa. Selain itu ada gerakan 1000 desa bambu yang diinisiasi oleh Yayasan Bambu Lestari, The International Tropical Timber Organization (ITTO) dan Badan Litbang dan Inovasi Kementerian Lingkungan Hidup dan Kehutanan (KLHK). Dengan potensi yang besar dari bambu tersebut, jika tidak tergarap dengan baik, maka potensi hanya akan sekedar potensi saja,” tutur Musdhalifah.
Bambu merupakan tanaman yang sekali ditanam yang dapat dipanen seumur hidup karena bertunas terus-menerus. Dalam kesempatan tersebut, Musdhalifah mengharapkan KLHK dapat memprogramkan pengembangan bambu dalam kawasan hutan dalam Perhutanan Sosial untuk daerah-daerah rawan longsor dan banjir di Daerah Aliran Sungai (DAS) dan mengonservasi lahan kritis. Industri bambu yang berkembang pesat bahkan beroientasi ekspor perlu dukungan perkebunan bambu agar dapat berkelanjutan.
Kelembagaan, budaya lokal, konservasi lingkungan, dan pemberdayaan masyarakat menjadi bagian penting untuk mewujudkan hal tersebut.
“Ayo kita bersinergi agar bambu mampu memberikan manfaat ekonomi secara luas dalam menyongsong kebangkitan bambu Indonesia. Korporasi petani memerlukan komitmen dari semua pihak terkait. Perlu sinergi dan kolaborasi Pemerintah, swasta dan petani itu sendiri untuk memajukan sektor pertanian/perkebunan khususnya bambu dalam memberikan kontribusi pada perekonomian masyarakat dan negara.
Serumpun bambu, sejuta makna, sejuta manfaat, sejuta karya, sejuta pesona, yang akan mengguncang dunia,” pungkas Musdhalifah.
FGD tersebut dihadiri juga oleh Bappenas, Kementerian Luar Negeri, Kementerian Perdagangan, Kementerian Perindustrian, Kementerian Desa, Kementerian Dalam Negeri dan lainnya.
Kembangkan Green Business, Kadin Promosikan Bambu dan Rempah
Dalam rangka turut mengembangkan perekonomian daerah, termasuk mengembangkan produk pertanian yang inovatif, Kadin Indonesia Bidang Pengembangan Ekonomi Daerah, menjajaki peluang bisnis tanaman bambu serta tanaman rempah-rempah.
Wakil Ketua Umum Kadin Indonesia Bidang Perdagangan Juan P. Adoe bersama Ketua Yayasan Bambu Lestari Monica Tanuhandaru dan Wakil Ketua Umum Kadin Indonesia Bidang Pengembangan Ekonomi Daerah Mulyadi Jayabaya menandatangani Letter of Intent mengenai kerjasama promosi dan bisnis tanaman bambu sebagai bahan alternatif berkelanjutan (16/5/2023).
Mulyadi Jayabaya megatakan, Program Budidaya dan Ekspor Pertanian merupakan salah satu program prioritas bidang Pengembangan Ekonomi Daerah dengan visi “Menetapkan produk unggulan tertentu yang bisa dibudidaya dan diekspor secara berkesinambungan”.
Monica Tanuhandaru memaparkan bahwa Yayasan Bambu Lestari, merupakan organisasi non profit, yang mempromosikan bambu sebagai alternatif berkelanjutan untuk kayu, di tengah meningkatnya kekhawatiran atas berkurangnya sumber daya hutan tropis dunia. Yayasan ini juga mengajarkan cara menandai bambu, membibit, menyemai, menanam dan menebang lestari. Bambu yang ditebang berumur 3-4 tahun, setelah ditebang kembali ditimbun agar tumbuh lagi.
Menurut Monica, bambu sebagai tanaman endemik Indonesia, bisa menggantikan kayu, besi, dan beton untuk infrastruktur. Selain ramah lingkungan, bambu juga merupakan bagian budaya dan sejarah bangsa, juga berfungsi merestorasi lahan kritis. Satu rumpun menyimpan 3-5 ribu liter air dalam satu musim penghujan.
Acara penandatanganan juga dihadiri oleh Anggota Badan Pemberdayaan Ekonomi Kerakyatan Kadin Indonesia Jaya Wahono, Wakil Ketua Komite Tetap Pengembangan Citra, untuk Indonesia Herbs & Spices Expo Conference (IHSEC) Audist Subekti, dan Cendekia Synergy untuk Indonesia Essential Oil, Seasoning, Spices Market & Expo 2023, Emilya Rosa.
A commemorative plaque was placed on a Soviet-made Pasopati Submarine in Indonesia’s East Java province today during a ceremony attended by Moscow’s and Jakarta’s military top brass alongside Russian diplomats.
Monday's ceremony in Surabaya started with the sounds of the Indonesian and Russian anthems. In attendance were the Chief of Staff of the Indonesian Navy Admiral Muhammad Ali, Russian Ambassador to Indonesia Lyudmila Vorobieva and Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Navy Igor Mukhametshin.
They gathered around the “S-79 Pasopati” – a Soviet-made submarine, which now serves as a memorial for Indonesia’s struggle for independence, to install a commemorative plaque that reads in three languages – Russian, English and Indonesian: “In the memory of the friendly Indonesian-Russian relations in the struggle for territorial integrity of the Republic of Indonesia.”
“Pasopati” was one of 12 naval vessels gifted by the USSR to Indonesia in 1962 as the nation was struggling to get rid of the Dutch colonial rule and fighting against extremist and separatist groups in various regions. The vessel was used by the Indonesian Navy to transport arms and marines to the West Irian province in 1962. The sub was taken apart in 1994 and re-assembled as a memorial near a central mall in Java’s Surabaya.
Even though the place is quite popular among locals and tourists, the Soviet origin of the sub was only briefly mentioned by tour guides, with no official signs anywhere around the location.
According to Vorobieva, the fact that the ceremony was held on June 12 is a special privilege for Moscow.
“It is significant that this happened on Russia Day and became another symbol of the strong relations, friendship and cooperation that bind our two countries,” she said. “It is very important that in the current difficult geopolitical conditions, our Indonesian friends are not trying to rewrite history, but, on the contrary, remember those events, remember how our country helped Indonesia to ensure independence, gain territorial integrity, and establish Indonesian statehood.”
In the 1950s and 60s, the USSR provided Indonesia with lots of military aid, which included several naval warships, oil tankers, fighter and bomber planes, and helped the nation in its struggle for independence from the Dutch colonizers, as well as in its fight against separatists and extremist groups in the regions such as Sulawesi and Sumatra.
Despite pressure from the West, Indonesia opted for an independent policy on the Ukrainian issue, refusing to impose economic sanctions against Moscow or to cut ties with Russia, while also objecting to the West’s attempts to exclude Russia from the G20 while Indonesia was chair in 2022.
2023 marks the 73rd anniversary of diplomatic ties between Moscow and Jakarta.
The Submarine Monument (abbreviated as Monkasel), is a submarine museum located in Pemuda Street No.39, Embong Kaliasin, Genteng, Surabaya. Located in the city center, this monument used to beIndonesian Navy’s KRI Pasopati 410 Submarine, part the Republic of Indonesia Naval fleet, which wasbuilt by the Soviet Union in 1952.
