Semarang, May 19, 2024 – On Sunday, the Grand Edge Hotel Semarang ballroom was filled with enthusiastic participants attending the event titled “Training on National Cooperative Development and Becoming a Notary for Cooperative Deeds.” The event featured a distinguished speaker, Mr. Suparyono, S.H., M.M., who currently serves as the Assistant Deputy for Cooperative Institutions and Governance at the Ministry of Cooperatives and SMEs of the Republic of Indonesia (Kemenkop RI).
In his remarks, Mr. Suparyono emphasized the vital role of cooperatives in national economic development. He also outlined the various challenges and opportunities cooperatives face in the digital era. “Cooperatives must be able to adapt to technological advancements to remain relevant and competitive. Furthermore, the legality and accountability of cooperatives need to be strengthened through the role of competent notaries,” he stated.
The training also aimed to provide participants with an in-depth understanding of the legal and technical aspects of drafting cooperative deeds. Mr. Suparyono explained the various procedures and requirements that must be met and offered practical guidance for notaries handling the creation of cooperative deeds.
In addition to Mr. Suparyono’s presentation, the event included an interactive Q&A session, allowing participants to engage in direct discussions and ask questions regarding issues they encounter in the field. This served as a valuable opportunity for participants to obtain solutions directly from an expert.
The training was attended by various stakeholders in the cooperative sector, ranging from cooperative administrators and aspiring notaries to academics and legal practitioners. They commended Kemenkop RI’s initiative in organizing this training as a concrete step toward supporting cooperative development in Indonesia.
At the conclusion of the event, Mr. Suparyono expressed his hope that the knowledge gained during the training would be effectively applied by the participants to foster the advancement of cooperatives in their respective regions. “Let us work together to build modern, transparent, and accountable cooperatives for our shared well-being,” he concluded.
This training is expected to serve as a promising start toward enhancing the quality and professionalism of cooperatives in Indonesia, while also strengthening the role of notaries in supporting the legality of cooperatives and public trust in them.