Inaugurated by Prabowo, PAN Launches National 'PANsar Murah' Programme for 28th Anniversary

PAN launched the national ‘PANsar Murah’ (Affordable PAN) programme during the peak of its 28th anniversary celebrations this evening. The launch was conducted by the General Chairman of PAN, Zulkifli Hasan, alongside the President of Indonesia, Prabowo Subianto.

The peak of PAN’s 28th anniversary was held at the JCC, Jakarta, on Friday (18/09/2026). Prabowo and Zulkifli Hasan symbolically launched the programme.

PANsar Murah is a programme initiated by PAN where citizens can purchase basic necessities such as rice, cooking oil, eggs, and sugar at prices 50-60% cheaper than market rates. The price difference is covered by PAN, with distribution managed through a coupon and registration system to ensure the aid reaches the intended targets.

The PANsar Murah initiative began in August as part of a series of events for PAN’s 2ntl anniversary across five provinces. This series also included public festivities for the 17th of August celebrations involving local MSMEs, free marriage ceremonies for young couples accompanied by business capital assistance, certified job training for MSMEs and youths also equipped with business capital, and a celebration with orphans on 23 August.

Additionally, PAN maintains the ‘Lapor PAN’ programme to receive public complaints and aspirations via Instagram @lapor.pan, a WhatsApp call centre, and the official Lapor PAN website. The entire funding for Lapor PAN is sourced from salary deductions of PAN Parliamentary Faction members in the DPR RI.

The PAN DPR RI Faction Chair, Putri Zulkifli Hasan, previously stated that the movement would provide various basic necessities at lower prices. The programme is intended for the public across Indonesia, with quotas adjusted for each region.

“It is a redemption programme for basic necessities. There is rice, oil, sugar, and so on,” said Putri.

Also invited to the 28th PAN anniversary event were various community elements, including motorcycle taxi drivers, fishermen, farmers, and MSME owners, alongside several political party figures.