inp.polri.go.id - Jakarta. The South Sumatra Regional Police continues to support the President's priority program of strengthening the national economy through the empowerment of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs).

This commitment is demonstrated through the active participation of the South Sumatra Bhayangkari Regional Management in the 2026 Bhayangkari Nusantara Creative Bazaar held at the Jakarta International Convention Center (JICC) in Senayan, Jakarta.

The national-scale event, held from July 21 to 25, 2026, served as a promotional platform for superior Bhayangkari products and the MSMEs they foster from across Indonesia. 

The participation of the South Sumatra Bhayangkari Regional Management represents concrete support for strengthening the people's economy, a national development priority. 

By promoting local products at the national level, MSMEs have the opportunity to expand their marketing networks, increase their competitiveness, and drive sustainable regional economic growth.

South Sumatra Regional Police Chief, Inspector General Sandi Nugroho, stated that the participation of Bhayangkari South Sumatra in the Bhayangkari Nusantara Creative Bazaar is part of their commitment to supporting government policies to strengthen the MSME sector as a key pillar of the national economy.

"MSMEs play a strategic role in improving community welfare. We, together with Bhayangkari, will continue to support various community economic empowerment programs as part of the implementation of the Precision Police motto, which not only maintains security but also supports national development," said Sandi Nugroho.

The Chairperson of the South Sumatra Bhayangkari, Mrs. Eka Sandi Nugroho, emphasized that Bhayangkari will remain committed to fostering and assisting MSMEs to ensure sustainable development.

"We want South Sumatra's superior products to become more widely known and highly competitive. Through continuous development, we hope that Bhayangkari's MSMEs can provide greater economic benefits to the community," said Mrs. Eka.

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