Artha Graha Peduli Continues Affordable Market Programme During Ramadan

The ‘Pasar Murah’ programme is a continuation of an initiative that began on 11 December 2025, representing a sustained commitment to helping communities access essential goods at affordable prices through a subsidy scheme.

“Through the continuation of the AGP ‘Pasar Murah’ programme from December 2025 to this Ramadan, we reaffirm our commitment to continue to be present and contribute meaningfully to the community. We want to foster a spirit of mutual cooperation and strengthen unity in diversity,” said Ray Setiawan, Field Coordinator for the AGP ‘Pasar Murah’ programme in the Pademangan area, North Jakarta.

In a written statement in Jakarta on Thursday, it was mentioned that Pademangan, Ancol, North Jakarta, is one of the locations for the ‘Pasar Murah’ activity.

In addition to the distribution of subsidized essential goods and free health services, the activity also includes social activities such as cleaning local mosques and distributing Ramadan meals to local residents.

The ‘Pasar Murah’ activity targets low-income communities in the areas where Artha Graha Network (AGN) operates. The distribution is carried out directly through a door-to-door mechanism in the business unit areas to ensure that assistance reaches the intended recipients and those who truly need it.

As part of the implementation of Corporate Social Safety Responsibility (CSSR), AGP also provides health education, examinations, and free treatment in collaboration with the Arthakes medical team.

This service is a tangible manifestation of the social pillar that AGP consistently implements to support improving community welfare.

The activity also involves employees from Artha Graha Peduli, Artha Graha Group, and Artha Graha Network from various backgrounds, including non-Muslims.

This participation reflects the value of diversity that exists in every AGP social action. Social concern is a shared spirit that transcends differences, strengthening internal solidarity while expanding benefits for the community.

“We also provide Ramadan meals as a form of concern and togetherness. We hope that what we do can help people who are fasting, bring blessings, and further strengthen ties and unity in the midst of diversity,” said Ray.

Through this series of activities, Artha Graha Peduli hopes that the ‘Pasar Murah’ will not only be a short-term economic solution but also strengthen the values of humanity, solidarity, and social harmony within the community.