February 13, 2026 | Other Activities
The Head of the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) of the Province, Ali Said, conducted a working visit to the BPS of Tegal Regency on Friday, February 13, 2026. This visit was conducted as an introduction and to strengthen coordination between the Provincial BPS and the Tegal Regency BPS.
The arrival of the Head of the Provincial BPS was directly welcomed by the Head of the Tegal Regency BPS, Bambang Wahyu Ponco Aji, along with the staff. The atmosphere of the visit was warm and full of camaraderie, reflecting the spirit of togetherness and synergy in the implementation of statistical duties in the region.
In between the visit, the Head of the Provincial BPS along with the Head of the Tegal Regency BPS had a casual chat while touring the entire office. This activity was utilized to directly observe the condition of the work environment, facilities and infrastructure, as well as the employes' activities in carrying out their daily tasks.
Although the visit time was relatively limited, the Head of the Provincial BPS still took the time to hold a brief meeting with the Tegal Regency BPS staff. The meeting became a strategic forum to convey directions and strengthen understanding regarding various programs and activities that are currently being and will be implemented.
In the meeting, several important agendas were discussed, including the implementation of the SBR groundcheck, the socialization of the Economic Census, PBI, human resource (HR) management, and various other tasks and responsibilities that are the focus of BPS at the regional level.
The Head of the Provincial BPS emphasized the importance of coordination, precision, and commitment of all employes in executing every work program. Support from all levels is expected to ensure that the quality of the produced statistical data remains accurate, relevant, and trustworthy.
Thru this visit, it is hoped that stronger communication and synergy will be established between the Provincial BPS and the Tegal Regency BPS. It is hoped that this solid cooperation will support the smooth execution of statistical tasks and enhance the institution's performance in providing quality data for regional development. (burhan)
