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Despite being delayed for about five hours from its original schedule, mediation intended to handle Mbah Priok grave case run smoothly Thursday (4/15). The meeting taking place at City Hall, Jakarta from 2.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. resulted in nine points of agreement that must be implemented by parties involved in the case. Among those present at the meeting were Jakarta Capital City Vice Governor Prijanto, PT Pelindo II President Director RJ Lino, DPD member AM Fatwa, MUI Chairman Ma`ruf Amin, the grave beneficiary Habib Alwi Al Haddad, and religious leader Habib Riziq. "This mediation results in 9 points of agreement which are expected to bring peace to Jakarta," said Prijanto during the meeting Thursday (4/15). The vice governor served as the mediator between the beneficiary and PT Pelindo. The nine points of agreement are as follows; Mbah Priok’s grave will not be relocated; the entrance gate and pavilion in the area of the grave will be shifted so as not to disrupt the activities of ports and terminals which will function in accordance with international standards. "Related to the direction to which the gate and the pavilion will be shifted, the matter is submitted to the grave beneficiary, PT Pelindo, and religious leaders," he said. Later on, the remaining land which is still under dispute will continue to be discussed by both parties in order to find the best solution; the Wednesday’s clash between public order police (Satpol PP) officers and local people will be processed in line with prevailing regulations; the need to involve public figures and religious leaders to resolve the problem; PT Pelindo will make an MoU on the results of further discussions with the beneficiary. The administration of PT Pelindo II will communicate with the grave beneficiaries through City Council Commission A; PT. Pelindo and Jakarta government will provide more attention to the victims of the clash; the city government will shoulder all medical cost for the victims; the beneficiary and Pelindo will hold another discussion at the National Human Rights Commission scheduled on Friday (5/16). Responding to this agreement, the beneficiary Habib Alwi Al Haddad said he was satisfied, and hoped PT Pelindo would not deny the agreement read by the vice governor. "On overall, I am satisfied with the results of this meeting," said Habib Alwi al-Haddad. In the meantime, President Director of PT Pelindo II, RJ Lino, pledged to comply with the meeting results. "Part of the agreement is the renovation on the pavilion, and construction of underground tunnel as well as a parking lot on Jl Jampea. We will also build a fence around the grave area so as not to disrupt activities at the port," he said. http://icaexpo.coop
