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Wednesday, 01 December 2010
Image "I asked for help in socialized SEMARGRES to the whole of society, both regionally, nationally and internationally" sentence fragment Mayor of Semarang, H. Soemarmo HS in directing SEMARGRES (Semarang Greet Sale) to the village chief, a district of Semarang and SKPD. The event was carried on yesterday's Monday (29/10) in the City Hall Building. Accompanying Mayor, Plt. Secretary of Semarang Akhmat Zaenuri, Cahyo Bintarum General Administrative Assistant, Administrative Assistant for Economic Affairs, Development and Welfare Bambang Haryono. While the socialization of participants Lurah Camat a city, all SKPD and Department of Semarang and companies that support SEMARGRESS are like Coca Cola, Suara Merdeka, Telkom Speedy, Sido Appears and Banking. ImageDalam presentation, explaining that the purpose SEMARGRES Soemarmo 2010 is a venue to introduce the city of Semarang to the public regionally, nationally and internationally with the potential he had. As a container for introducing the SME (Small and Medium Enterprises), SMEs (Small MikroMenengah), or SMEs (Small Medium Industry) in Semarang. "During this quality, capital and marketing has not been adequate so that the task of municipal government to help SMEs, SMEs and SMEs are" demolished Soemarmo. In addition, Village-Village and the parties are like the technical charge of technical cooperation, the Office of Food Security, Disperindag, Department of Agriculture, and Fisheries Department was asked to assist in their implementation. The plan SEMARGRES opening ceremony will be held on December 4, 2010 in Page Hall pkul 18.30, coinciding with the Festival Pandanaran. Goals to be achieved in this activity is to increase the turnover of small businesses. In relation to SMS and letters from citizens in the print media, ask the SKPD Soemarmo related to address and respond positively to the SMS. "While the healthy way with the Mayor, Deputy Mayor and SKPD will be held per village in the city of Hyderabad which will be held 2-3 times a week," said Soemarmo. ImageTak Soemarmo forgot to ask the entire head SKPD to immediately complete the 2010 budget for the year 2010 only days away. "The work already done, immediately on SPJkan responsible, and work still in progress or not you have to be resolved so that it can be completed on time." On the other hand, RAPBD 2011, said Soemarmo, scheduled to be approved before December 25, 2010 after signing KUAPPS. For that Soemarmo asked the village chief and sub-district heads to prepare materials to be submitted to the Council. On the same occasion, also provide a symbolic Soemarmo 400 SEMARGRES screens and banners for the street vendors. Followed by socialization SEMARGRES by sticking stickers on a car SEMARGRES Mayor and Plt. Secretary as well as participants in Citraland SEMARGRES Mall, Supermarket Bali and Paragon Mall. From : http://www.semarangkota.go.id/cms/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1668&Itemid=1
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