JAKARTA. Jakarta Governor Basuki “Ahok” Tjahaja Purnama showed off the Smart City program in the opening of the 2016 Jakarta Fair Kemayoran (JFK) on Friday to demonstrate to visitors the city administration’s utilization of information technologies. “This is what I want conducted at the fair. I don’t want to see the administration only selling products, like traditional food, to visitors. Jakarta shall introduce to the public the applications it has, which can make the life of the Jakartans or people who want to visit this city easier and better,” Ahok said at the Jakarta Smart City monitoring room at the Jakarta International Expo center in Kemayoran, Central Jakarta, on Friday. Ahok, who has become a “selfie magnet” for visitors, hoped that the public could familiarize themselves and utilize the Jakarta Smart City system because it would be helpful for them. For example, visitors could use the system to check public bus schedules and places where they could find healthy meals in the city. The Jakarta Smart City program also offered an electronic library program accessible by the public, Ahok said.
Ahok introduces ‘Smart City’ program in JFK 2016
JAKARTA. Jakarta Governor Basuki “Ahok” Tjahaja Purnama showed off the Smart City program in the opening of the 2016 Jakarta Fair Kemayoran (JFK) on Friday to demonstrate to visitors the city administration’s utilization of information technologies. “This is what I want conducted at the fair. I don’t want to see the administration only selling products, like traditional food, to visitors. Jakarta shall introduce to the public the applications it has, which can make the life of the Jakartans or people who want to visit this city easier and better,” Ahok said at the Jakarta Smart City monitoring room at the Jakarta International Expo center in Kemayoran, Central Jakarta, on Friday. Ahok, who has become a “selfie magnet” for visitors, hoped that the public could familiarize themselves and utilize the Jakarta Smart City system because it would be helpful for them. For example, visitors could use the system to check public bus schedules and places where they could find healthy meals in the city. The Jakarta Smart City program also offered an electronic library program accessible by the public, Ahok said.