MPR's Siti Fauziah: Four Pillars Quiz Can Build Student Networks
Acting Secretary General of the People’s Consultative Assembly (MPR) RI, Siti Fauziah, emphasised that the Four Pillars MPR RI Quiz Competition (LCC) is a platform for students to showcase their abilities, achievements, and understanding of national values. Through this event, participants are expected to achieve success up to the national level whilst preparing themselves to become the nation’s next generation.
“The LCC Empat Pilar MPR RI is an opportunity for students to demonstrate their knowledge and national insight, so they can become champions at the provincial level and represent their region at the national grand final in Jakarta,” she said in a written statement on Monday (6/7/2026).
The statement was made during her address at the technical meeting and simulation session for the Bali provincial level competition at the Bali Sunset Road Convention Center (BSCC), Denpasar, on Friday (3/7). The event was also attended by Postgraduate Lecturer from Warmadewa University, I Made Suniastha Amerta, the MPR RI Secretariat General team, as well as teachers and student supervisors.
Nine senior high schools and their equivalents have qualified as finalists for the Bali provincial level. They are SMAN 2 Tabanan, SMAN 1 Negara, SMAN 1 Tegallalang, SMAN 1 Singaraja, SMAS Kristen Harapan, SMKN 1 Amlapura, SMAN 2 Semarapura, SMAN 1 Kuta Utara, and SMAN 1 Bangli. These nine schools advanced after a selection process involving around 80 schools from across Bali.
Siti Fauziah assessed that all finalists who have reached the provincial final stage are essentially already winners. This is because they managed to outperform dozens of other participants during the selection phase.
She reminded all participants to prepare themselves optimally, from maintaining their physical condition to deepening their understanding of the Four Pillars of the MPR RI, in order to deliver their best performance at the provincial final and qualify for the national grand final, which is planned to take place in mid-August 2026 in Jakarta.
Siti Fauziah revealed that participants who reach the grand final and win the national title will also receive various benefits as a form of appreciation for their achievements.
She also reminded them that competition at the national level will be much tougher, as the champion of Bali Province will face winners from 37 other provinces. Therefore, she urged all participants to continue studying diligently if they aspire to become national champions.
She also motivated the students to have big dreams as the Golden Generation of Indonesia. According to her, the participants can become leaders in various fields in the future, whether as entrepreneurs, educators, state officials, ministers, or even president.
Beyond mastering the material, Siti Fauziah stressed the importance of accuracy during the competition. She asserted that participants are required not only to be intelligent but also meticulous in understanding each question before answering.
More than just a competition, she views the Four Pillars MPR RI Quiz as a means to expand friendships and build networks among students. She added that this network will grow even wider when finalists from all over Indonesia meet at the grand final in Jakarta, becoming a valuable asset for the future of the participating students.