Statistics Indonesia of Mamasa Regency Visit for Implementation of Government Credit Card

[Mamasa, September 17, 2024] – The head of the Statistics Indonesia of Mamasa Regency, Aan Setyawan, and his team made an official visit to the Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI) Branch Office (KCP) of Mamasa. This visit aims to discuss the implementation of the Government Credit Card (KKP) as a financial transaction tool within the scope of government that is more efficient, cashless, and transparent.

In the meeting, Aan Setyawan conveyed the importance of modernizing the financial system in government agencies, in line with the government's efforts to increase accountability and efficiency of budget management. Through implementing the Government Credit Card, Statistics Indonesia of Mamasa Regency is committed to supporting the government's program to minimize the use of cash in operational transactions. "The Government Credit Card will provide convenience and flexibility in budget management, as well as encourage transparency in every transaction," said Aan Setyawan

The BRI KCP Mamasa, represented by its branch head, welcomed this initiative. They expressed their readiness to support the implementation of the Government Credit Card for Statistics Indonesia of Mamasa Regency and provide technical assistance related to its use.

The Government Credit Card (KKP) has been mandated by the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Indonesia as one of the instruments to improve the government payment system, accelerating and simplifying the financial expenditure process without sacrificing transparency and accountability.

Through this visit, Statistics Indonesia of Mamasa Regency hopes to immediately implement the KKP system in every financial transaction activity in the future, so that more modern and accountable financial governance can be realized in the government.

This activity is one of Statistics Indonesia of Mamasa Regency's concrete steps in implementing a bureaucratic reform program that is in line with the direction of the central government in implementing an electronic-based government system (SPBE) and increasing transparency in state financial management.