Chair and Announcement of the Kelompok Penyelenggara Pemungutan Suara Luar Negeri (KPPSLN)

Today, my daily atmosphere is filled with mixed feelings. Happiness comes from the gift of two chairs from SG Films, which completes my home with the addition of a study table.

However, this happiness contrasts with the disappointment that arises after hearing the Announcement of the Kelompok Penyelenggara Pemungutan Suara Luar Negeri (KPPSLN). Previously, I had already resigned due to work commitments and preparations for graduation.

My intention to participate has emerged since the KPPSLN 2019 elections, and although I didn't receive the opportunity this time, I believe that Allah will provide another chance in the future. May these steps be part of the journey towards perfection.

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