The cost of building the Al Jabbar Grand Mosque 207 m from a loan fund of 3.4 T> Example of a Blog

The data was revealed in the conversation of the elected West Java Governor, Dedi Mulyadi, with a West Java Provincial Government official on the Instagram account @Dedimulyadi71, Monday (3/2/2025).

“In 2020-2021, we borrowed money. Pen, due to the impact of Covid, so the national economy must be restored. So the government gives loans to the provincial government to restore the economy, so that the economy is spinning again,” said Dedi.

“What is it spent for?” Dedi continued asking the Provincial Government official to explain it.

In his presentation revealed, the total loan of Pen funds of Rp3.4 trillion for West Java Province was allocated for 11 programs or activities. Among other things, namely, road infrastructure of Rp950 billion.

Then, irrigation infrastructure of Rp28 billion, wastewater Rp10 billion, Rutilahu public housing Rp877 billion, public open space or city square of the city around Rp165 billion, urban public buildings Rp21 billion.

Then, the facilities of worship or construction of the Al Jabbar Grand Mosque Rp207 billion, tourism with a budget of Rp173 billion, market revitalization of Rp137 billion, creative market Rp11.3 billion, and social health Rp816 billion.

The funds were sourced from a pen loan from the central government during 2020-2021. “Let people know, all the people of West Java know we have debt, this debt is spent on this. The debt of all the people of West Java,” said Dedi.

CNNIndonesia.com has tried to contact Ridwan Kamil as the former Governor of West Java in the period of construction of the Al Jabbar Mosque, but has not received a response.

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