JAMBI | INDATANEWS.COM - In the framework of the 80th anniversary of Hari Bhayangkara, the Jambi Regional Police (Polda Jambi) held the "Bhayangkara Presisi Job Fair & MSME Bazaar Polda Jambi" on Monday, June 22, 2026, at Lippo Mall Plaza Jambi. The initiative represents a concrete manifestation of police presence in society, particularly in promoting public welfare and strengthening the regional economy through cross-sector collaboration.
From the early hours of the morning, the event venue was already crowded. Job seekers, entrepreneurs, students, and members of the public attended in large numbers. The event not only provided employment opportunities but also served as a platform for the promotion and marketing of micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs).
He explained that the event involves multiple stakeholders and serves as a form of collaboration aimed at reducing poverty and encouraging economic growth.
"This Job Fair and MSME Bazaar are part of the 80th Hari Bhayangkara celebrations and a proof that the police are present in the middle of society. This moment is important to provide job seekers with access to information while also strengthening the regional economy," said the Jambi Police Chief.

He urged job seekers to continuously improve their skills, learning capacity, and competitiveness in order to meet the demands of an increasingly competitive labor market.
The job fair is not only a platform for job hunting but also a space to build motivation and prepare young people mentally for the challenges of the workforce.
According to him, crime and social issues are often closely linked to economic factors such as poverty and unemployment. Therefore, the job fair combined with the MSME bazaar is a strategic step to create employment opportunities and improve living standards.
The Deputy Minister of Manpower of the Republic of Indonesia, Ir. H. Afriansyah Noor, M.Si., IPU, also praised the initiative as a form of social responsibility in employment policy.
"With the participation of 100 companies and around 1,000 job vacancies, we hope this event can connect business needs with job seekers and improve public welfare," said Afriansyah Noor.
After the opening ceremony, the Minister of Manpower, the Governor of Jambi, and the Jambi Police Chief toured various company and MSME booths, engaging directly with entrepreneurs and applicants.

Job seekers were also actively engaged, visiting company booths, submitting applications, and in some cases participating directly in initial interview sessions.
With this integrated concept, the "Bhayangkara Presisi Job Fair & MSME Bazaar Polda Jambi" became not only a symbolic event but also a real contribution to improving employment opportunities and strengthening the local economy in Jambi Province. (IDNC)
REPORTER: Dalil Harahap | EDITOR: Fik Sagala