Warm Meeting Between Wayan Koster and De Gajah: United for Bali’s Future
Wayan Koster and Made Mulyawan Arya (De Gajah) met in a warm and friendly atmosphere on February 10, 2025, discussing post-election unity and key strategic issues in Bali, such as waste management, traffic congestion, infrastructure, and water availability. De Gajah congratulated Koster on his election as Governor of Bali for the 2025–2030 term and affirmed his support for programs aimed at Bali’s progress, including the acceleration of the Gilimanuk–Mengwi Toll Road project. This meeting reflected their shared commitment to maintaining stability and promoting development for the well-being of the people of Bali.
Denpasar – A warm and friendly atmosphere filled the meeting between Wayan Koster and Made Mulyawan Arya, popularly known as De Gajah, on Monday, February 10, 2025, at 1:00 PM WITA. The two-hour discussion at De Gajah’s residence became a significant moment in reaffirming their long-standing friendship.
As old friends, Koster and De Gajah spent their time chatting in a familial and lighthearted manner, sharing laughter over a cup of coffee and a plate of fried rice. This gathering rekindled their relationship before the 2024 regional elections, emphasizing that political differences do not erase the values of friendship and unity.
During the meeting, De Gajah congratulated Wayan Koster on his election as Governor of Bali for the 2025–2030 period. He emphasized that the election was over and that it was time for the people of Bali to unite for the common good. Both leaders agreed that Bali’s interests must always come first.
Commitment to a Better Bali
In their heartfelt discussion, they addressed key challenges currently facing Bali, including waste management, traffic congestion, infrastructure improvements, and water supply. They both agreed that concrete solutions must be implemented immediately to maintain Bali’s livability for both residents and tourists.
One of the strategic initiatives that received full support was the acceleration of the Gilimanuk–Mengwi Toll Road project, which is seen as a crucial step toward enhancing connectivity and easing transportation flows across Bali.
Additionally, De Gajah stressed the importance of consistency in implementing the programs promised during Koster’s gubernatorial campaign. He expressed his readiness to support policies that genuinely contribute to Bali’s progress.
Strengthening Unity for Bali
This meeting symbolized reconciliation and unity, demonstrating that despite competing in the regional elections, their ultimate goal remained the same: to build a better Bali. Both Koster and De Gajah committed to encouraging all community elements to unite, maintain stability, and foster a conducive environment for development.
With a spirit of togetherness, they firmly believe that synergy and collaboration will lead Bali toward a brighter, more prosperous future.
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