Regional assets are valuable resources that must be properly protected and managed. Their management should be transparent, well-organized, and responsible. Every asset must also have a clear legal status, proper records, and a clear purpose for its use.
These assets should also be used to support regional development and provide the greatest possible benefit to the community. To achieve this, the local government must ensure that asset management follows the applicable laws and regulations.
Natuna Regent Cen Sui Lan made this statement during the signing of a cooperation agreement between the Natuna District Prosecutor’s Office and the Natuna Regency Government on asset recovery. The event was held at the meeting room of the Natuna Regent’s Office on Jalan Batu Sisir Bukit Arai on Thursday afternoon (November 5).
The event was attended by several regional officials, including the Regional Secretary, the Head of the Natuna District Prosecutor’s Office and its staff, as well as heads of related Regional Government Organizations (OPD).
Through this agreement, Cen Sui Lan expressed hope that the Natuna District Prosecutor’s Office would provide legal guidance and assistance within its authority. This support is expected to help the local government address regional asset issues properly and in line with existing regulations.
She also called on all Regional Government Organizations to pay greater attention to recording, organizing, and securing the assets under their responsibility. She stressed that regional assets should be managed properly so they can provide real benefits to the community.
Cen Sui Lan also hoped that this agreement would lead to concrete results in improving regional asset management. The goal is to ensure that all assets are properly managed, secure, accountable, and able to provide the greatest possible benefit to the people of Natuna Regency.
Meanwhile, Head of the Natuna District Prosecutor’s Office, Edwin Indrapraja, explained that the agreement was part of the follow-up to an agreement signed between the Riau Islands Provincial Government and the Head of the Riau Islands High Prosecutor’s Office.
He said that through this agreement, the Natuna District Prosecutor’s Office was ready to work closely with the local government and provide support in managing regional assets.
Under the agreement, both parties will work together to improve the management of local government assets. Some assets face various problems, such as being controlled by third parties or having unknown locations because their records have been lost over time. These problems may cause losses to the regional government.
To address these challenges, both parties will take steps to improve asset management and ensure that all assets are properly recorded, secured, and managed in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. (Pro-kopimnatuna/Dn)
RILIS PERS, Number : 07053/PRO_KOPIM/2026
