PAN Marks 28th Anniversary with Launch of Lapor PAN and PANsar Murah

Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia - Entering its 28th year today, the National Mandate Party (PAN) has reaffirmed its commitment to being closer to the public and providing tangible benefits to the people. This spirit was realised through the launch of Lapor PAN as well as a commitment to hold PANsar Murah regularly in various regions of Indonesia.

Chair of the PAN Faction in the Indonesian House of Representatives, Putri Zulkifli Hasan, said the moment of PAN’s 28th anniversary should serve as a reminder that the party’s presence must be increasingly felt by the public.

“The message from the PAN Chairman is clear: PAN must move quickly to help the people. That is why, at the age of 28, we want to be closer to the public, listen to their problems, and be present to help provide solutions,” said Putri Zulkifli Hasan on Sunday (23/8/2026).

According to Putri, one manifestation of this commitment is Lapor PAN, which was launched to open space for the public to convey various problems they face. Public reports may cover education, health, and other social issues.

“Lapor PAN is a form of openness and an effort by PAN to be closer to the public. If there are problems in education, health, or other social issues, the public can report them. We want to listen and help find solutions,” she said.

In addition to Lapor PAN, PAN will also strengthen the PANsar Murah programme and hold it regularly in various regions of Indonesia. The programme will be carried out in electoral districts as well as through collaboration between PAN’s provincial and district executive boards in various regions, providing food necessities at more affordable prices for the public.

“PANsar Murah will be held regularly throughout Indonesia, both in electoral districts and through cooperation between PAN’s provincial and district boards. This is part of a simple effort to help the public meet their food needs,” said Putri.

Putri stressed that these various programmes are part of PAN’s efforts to translate the spirit of service to the public into concrete work.

“Twenty-eight years is not only about PAN’s journey, but also about how PAN can be even more beneficial going forward. We want PAN to be present not only when there is a political agenda, but also whenever the people need it. PAN moves quickly to help the people,” Putri concluded.