PALMOILMAGAZINE, MAMUJU – In response to the directives of the acting Governor of West Sulawesi, Prof. Zudan Arif Fakrulloh, and the Regional Infrastructure Facility Center under the Ministry of Public Works and People’s Housing, the swift distribution of the 2023 palm oil profit-sharing funds in the province is mandated. The allocated funds, amounting to Rp 41.8 billion in 2023 and Rp 36.9 billion in 2024, are intended for distribution across seven districts.
In accordance with Regulation of Minister of Finance Number 91/2023 concerning Palm Oil Plantation Profit Sharing, a significant portion of the allocation, specifically 80 percent, is earmarked for the development of infrastructures within the designated areas.
Head of Public Work and People’s Housing Agency West Sulawesi, Rachmad invited six districts namely from the same agency in the province. It was about to check the progress of palm oil profit sharing allocation. “From the coordination meeting, the infrastructure packages from palm oil profit sharing are in tender process, just like the governor ordered, it needs to accelerate the implementation,” he said, as Palmoilmagazine.com quoted from Radar Sulbar.
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Rachmad also told, West Sulawesi Province as the representative of the central government in the region would always monitor palm oil profit sharing implementation in many districts. By the meeting, rencana kerja pemerintah (RKP) palm oil profit sharing in the six districts would be officially sent to the central government.
These showed that West Sulawesi Province is committed and serious to take for advantages on palm oil profit sharing to encourage infrastructure development. By having the acceleration, the infrastructure projects would be realized, significantly delivering advantages for the local people, and support economy and welfare in the province. (T2)
