PAN to Hold 28th Anniversary Peak Event Tonight, Set to Launch Affordable PANsar Programme

The National Mandate Party (PAN) is holding the peak celebration of its 28th anniversary. During the event, PAN plans to launch the ‘PANsar Murah’ national movement.

The peak of the PAN anniversary celebration is being held at the JCC, Jakarta, on Friday (18/09/2026) evening. The Chairperson of the PAN Faction in the Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR RI), Putri Zulkifli Hasan, stated that the movement is planned to be launched by President Prabowo Subianto.

“One of the programmes is the affordable PANsar programme, where, God willing, the PANsar Murah National Movement will be launched. Hopefully, it will be officially inaugurated by the President,” said Putri at the JCC.

Putri explained that PANsar Murah will provide a number of basic necessities at cheaper prices. The programme is intended for the public across Indonesia, with quotas adjusted for each region.

Putri noted that various layers of society, from online motorcycle taxi drivers to MSME entrepreneurs, have been invited to the event. The theme for PAN’s 28th anniversary is ‘Moving Fast to Help the People’.

“We have also invited many friends from the online taxi community, fishing communities, farmers, early childhood education teachers, healthcare workers, MSME entrepreneurs, and so on,” she mentioned.

She stated that PANsar Murah will sell several basic necessities at lower prices. Eventually, she added, the PANsar Murah movement will be launched throughout Indonesia.

“So, there will be a discounted redemption of basic necessities. There is rice, oil, sugar, and so on. The prices can be 50% to 75% cheaper than previous prices,” she revealed.

Putri said that several prominent figures have been invited to the peak celebration of the PAN anniversary, including the chairpersons of various political parties.

“Today, we are inviting the President, the Vice President, the leadership of the MPR, the leadership of the DPR, the chairpersons of political parties, along with ministers from political parties and other invited guests,” she concluded.