BALINEWSID.COM, DENPASAR — Bali Police Chief Inspector General Pasma Royce led a ceremony commemorating the 98th anniversary of Indonesia’s Youth Pledge Day at the Bali Police Headquarters on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.

The ceremony was attended by Bali Deputy Police Chief Brigadier General I Made Astawa, senior police officials, and personnel from the Bali Regional Police.

The commemoration served as an opportunity to reinforce the values of national unity, patriotism, and dedication to the nation amid Indonesia’s diversity.

The Bali Police reaffirmed its commitment to serving the community through a humane approach while maintaining public security and order to ensure a safe and peaceful environment across the island.

The spirit of the Youth Pledge was also highlighted as an important foundation for strengthening public trust in the police. Through a human-centered approach and open communication, the Bali Police continues to encourage cooperation with all elements of society.

The police also called on young people to play an active role in maintaining public safety and order. They were encouraged to use social media responsibly, stay away from violence and bullying, and develop their creativity and potential through positive activities.

The 98th Youth Pledge Day commemoration is expected to strengthen collaboration between the police, young people, and the wider community in preserving unity and building a safe, peaceful, and harmonious Bali.

The occasion also served as a reminder that the spirit of unity championed by Indonesia’s youth must continue to be reflected in concrete actions, social responsibility, and service to the nation.