BNI Proud to Participate in National Youth Programme Marking One Year of Danantara
Danantara Indonesia marked one year of its institutional journey through a joint reflection held at Wisma Danantara, Jakarta, on Tuesday, 11 March 2026. The event was attended by the President, cabinet ministers, as well as leaders and personnel of Danantara.
President Prabowo Subianto directed Danantara Indonesia personnel on the importance of maintaining integrity, disciplined governance, and long-term orientation in managing state assets to strengthen the foundation of national economic development.
Danantara Indonesia was established to ensure that state asset management is conducted professionally and oriented towards the long-term interests of the nation. In this way, it is able to provide added value to national development and public welfare.
The President expressed gratitude that Indonesia now has a state investment management institution that can be compared with sovereign wealth funds at the global level.
“In this past year, it is already evident that with good management, disciplined governance, and strong commitment, state asset management performance has increased significantly,” the President said.
However, this achievement is merely the beginning. Going forward, he stated, all parties must continue to strengthen governance and improve performance so that state asset management truly provides maximum benefit to the Indonesian people.
The first anniversary celebration carried the theme “One Danantara”, reflecting the spirit of all state-owned enterprises to move in one unified step in strengthening the foundation of the national economy and creating broader impact for future generations.
Rosan Roeslani, CEO of Danantara Indonesia, said that the first year focused on building strong institutional foundations and governance, whilst ensuring that the direction of state investment management remained grounded in creating long-term benefits for the public.
“State asset management must ultimately provide real impact for the nation’s future. Therefore, commitment to building future generations is also an important part of Danantara Indonesia’s journey,” he said.
This commitment is reflected not only in strengthening governance and the structure of state asset management, but also in various initiatives that affirm that development results must provide real benefits to society, including for Indonesia’s young generation.
As a symbol of commitment to the future of Indonesia’s youth, a symbolic handover of 88,000 school supply packages for children throughout Indonesia took place during the event.
This programme was implemented simultaneously by state-owned enterprises in various regions as a form of support for educational access and preparation of Indonesia’s Golden Generation.
Several state-owned enterprises participated in the programme by distributing school supply packages to children in various regions.
PT Bank Negara Indonesia (Persero) Tbk, or BNI, was among the companies participating by distributing 6,000 school supply packages distributed in the provinces of DKI Jakarta, Central Kalimantan, and Central Papua.
On a separate occasion, BNI President Director Putrama Wahju Setyawan said this initiative was also part of BNI’s contribution in fostering the learning spirit and opening more opportunities for the next generation to achieve their aspirations.
This is in line with joint efforts in realising Indonesia’s Golden Generation through strengthening the quality of national human resources. BNI’s participation in this programme, he said, represents a commitment to expand educational access for Indonesian children.
“We believe education is an important foundation in building superior and competitive human resources. Through this support, we hope that children receiving benefits are increasingly motivated to learn and achieve their dreams, so that ultimately they can contribute to national progress,” Putrama said.
Through this first-anniversary milestone, Danantara Indonesia reaffirmed its commitment to continue strengthening governance foundations, improving the quality of state asset management, and driving strategic investments that provide long-term economic and social impact for Indonesia.
“The first year is a phase of building foundations. Going forward, our focus is to ensure that foundation is translated into real performance, through strong governance, professional state asset management, and strategic investments that provide benefits to the national economy and the future of Indonesian generations,” Rosan concluded.