MAJALENGKA, TINTAHIJAUcom – Majalengka Regency Public Service Mall (MPP) is certain to be ready to serve the public starting next week. This is because the Majalengka Regency Government (Pemkab) plans to hold a soft opening of the MPP in the near future.

Acting Regent of Majalengka, Dedi Supandi, said that the MPP would provide approximately 15 types of services from OPD within the Majalengka Regency Government to vertical agencies ranging from the Ministry of Religion, BPN, Immigration, Bank BJB, and others.

These include business permits, electronic KTP recording, student transfers, health facility permit verification, KIP recommendations, subsidized fuel recommendations, building approvals, making district plan certificates, transportation permits, environmental management statements, and taxpayer registration.

"Including Hajj registration provided by the Majalengka Ministry of Religion, information on the land certificate process from BPN Majalengka, passport making from the Immigration Office, and Bank BJB which opens banking services at the MPP," he said, Tuesday (12/11/2024).

His party also accelerated the development of the MPP within six months, because Majalengka Regency is one of seven out of 27 regions in West Java that does not yet have an MPP. So the Ministry of PANRB and the West Java Provincial Government issued a circular so that all regional governments have MPP this year.

He said, in terms of human resources (HR) service officers at MPP outlets would also be prepared by each agency, and given regular training so that they could provide optimal service to the community.

"We hope that the presence of MPP will have a positive impact on improving the community's economy, and make it easier to invest so that the investment value in Majalengka Regency increases," he said.

The theme related to MPP was also brought up in the 10th episode of Majalengka Talking (Mabar) which took place at the Yudha Building, Majalengka Regency Government, Tuesday (12/11/2024). On this occasion, the Acting Regional Secretary of Majalengka Regency, Aeron Randi, was the resource person.

He said that the presence of the MPP was to improve the quality of public services within the Majalengka Regency Government which has now received a very good assessment from the West Java Provincial Government with a score of 83. Apart from that, the MPP is an effort to integrate public services which were previously spread across various OPDs to vertical agencies.

"If all this time you have to go round and round to each service, now you can just go to one place, namely MPP, because all the services are there. "The building concept is also a modern industrial space, and fun because the paint is colorful, so the people who come are also happy," he explained.

Aeron confirmed that the Majalengka Regency Government is also preparing a plan to develop MPP, and increase the number of service outlets to 20 - 25 units in the future. Especially those related to licensing services to provide certainty to the public regarding licensing activities and ease of investment in Majalengka Regency.

"This investment climate must be maintained to ensure that Majalengka Regency is truly investor friendly. "So that all permits related to investment, from spatial planning, environmental AMDAL, traffic AMDAL, and others can be processed, including export permits, also at MPP," he concluded.

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