PHE Advances Education with Pertamina Energi Negeri 7.0 Voluntary Program

• 23 Sep 2024
• mk.novian.kusmana

JAKARTA – PT Pertamina Hulu Energi (PHE), as the Upstream Subholding of Pertamina, continues to demonstrate its commitment to improving socio-economic conditions and education in local communities. This time, PHE has taken a hands-on role in the education of elementary school students.

Held at Sekolah Dasar Negeri (SDN) 03 Pagi Kebagusan in South Jakarta, PHE, in collaboration with the Bergerak Community, organized the 'Pertamina Energi Negeri (PEN) 7.0' voluntary program on Monday, August 26, 2024. The event, which celebrated National Children's Day and the 79th Anniversary of Indonesia's Independence, was led by the Pertamina Peduli team and supported by Pertiwi (Pertamina Women’s Organization), Pertamina Troopers, Pertamina Employee Journalism, and the Agents of Change (AoC) Pertamina.

Themed ARUTALA, a Sanskrit word meaning "High and Noble Aspirations”, the program aimed to motivate, inspire, and encourage students to pursue their dreams while promoting environmental preservation for a sustainable and advanced Indonesia.

In attendance was the President Director of PHE, Chalid Said Salim, who served as an instrucfor the students. During the session, Chalid shared personal stories and experiences, offering guidance and inspiration.

“Stay enthusiastic in chasing your dreams, and may success be yours in the future. The key to success lies in learning from your teachers, showing respect, and always seeking prayers from your parents,” Chalid told the students.

PHE Corporate Secretary Arya Dwi Paramita also highlighted the AKHLAK values: Amanah trustworthy), Kompeten (competent), Harmonis (harmonious), Loyal, Adaptif (adaptive) and Kolaboratif (collaborative) which underpin the work of Pertamina and other State-Owned Enterprises. He expressed the hope that these values would be instilled in students from an early age, helping to shape a strong and resilient generation.

Saadiatul Munawwaroh, Principal of SDN 03 Pagi Kebagusan, expressed deep appreciation for the PEN 7.0 program. “We are incredibly grateful for PHE’s voluntary contribution to enriching our educational program. The involvement of Pertamina workers has a significant impact on our students,” she remarked.

PEN 7.0 was conducted simultaneously in 79 elementary schools across Indonesia, involving Pertamina Group employees who volunteered in various capacities as facilitators, teachers, and documenters, all to share knowledge and contribute to the advancement of education.

PHE remains committed to sustainable business practices, adhering to Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles and maintaining a strong focus on safety. As a member of the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) since June 2022, PHE integrates the Ten Universal Principles into its strategy and operations.

In alignment with its commitment to governance, PHE upholds a Zero Tolerance on Bribery policy, ensuring strict adherence to anti-fraud measures through the implementation of the ISO 37001:2016-certified Anti-Bribery Management System (ABMS).

Through prudent operational management both domestically and internationally, PHE continues to strive toward its goal of becoming a world-class, environmentally friendly, socially responsible, and well-governed oil and gas company.
 

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