During his activities on Friday, new Youth and Sports Minister Zainudin Amali talked with The Jakarta Post’s Dicky Christanto over the phone about his responsibilities at the ministry, including his strategy to put together a solid team to assist him. Below are excerpts from the interview.
ewly appointed Youth and Sports Minister Zainudin Amali has started getting down to work in his new office, keeping busy with meetings, internal discussions and mounting documents to be signed. The Golkar Party politician acknowledged there was no way he could get home before 10 p.m. these days due to the current workload. He realizes that he must start his ministerial days with caution to be able to deliver.
During his activities on Friday, Zainudin talked with The Jakarta Post’s Dicky Christanto over the phone about his responsibilities at the ministry, including his strategy to put together a solid team to assist him. Below are excerpts from the interview.
Question: What is your top priority as a minister?
Answer: I have allocated the first days at the ministry to further study and scrutinize regulations related to the ministry. I intend to make them simpler and get rid of redundant policies and regulations, so we can move faster in the future. Simultaneously, I intend to build a solid team of people that possess both the integrity and capability to provide thorough assistance.
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