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Group photo after signing the MoU at the 97th Period III-2020 UMM Graduation (Photo: Rizki / Humas) |
ACCORDING to the implementation of the 97th Period III-2020 Graduation Ceremony, the University of Muhammadiyah Malang (UMM) signed a memorandum of understanding with three parties at once. Namely what is done with PT Garin Agro Sejahtera to develop the potential in the fields of education, research and community service. As well as cooperation with PT. Bunga Wangsa Sedjati and PT. Bunga Cinta Sedjati in relation to the development of the Eco Park and Edu Park fields.
More specifically the collaboration between UMM and PT. Bunga Wangsa Sedjati covers the field of Eco Park in the form of community tourism and community entrepreneurs. Meanwhile in the Edu Park sector, namely in the form of student needs activities, student interest activities, and other fields in the framework of developing UMM Darma Chess and the potential of PT. Jawa Timur Park Group to support a number of PT. Bunga Wangsa Sedjati and UMM White Campus.
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Meanwhile, the scope of special cooperation between UMM and PT. Sedjati Love Flowers in the form of a Love Garden Stone located on Jalan Raya Pandanrejo, Bumiaji District, Batu City. In the form of garden and park development, garden and park tourism and other fields of course also in the framework of developing UMM Chess Darma and the potential of PT. Bunga Cinta Sedjati to support UMM and PT. Flowers of Love that have been agreed by both parties.
This collaboration in the fields of Eco Park and Edu Park will be followed up directly by the Faculty of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry (FPP). Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry, Dr. Ir. David Hermawan, M.P., IPM. has had a meeting with the Founder and Owner of Jawa Timur Park (JTP) Group, Paul Sastro Sendjojo. They discussed the development of a new tourist attraction, namely Jatim Park 4 as Batu Love Garden in Bumiaji, Batu City, East Java. The cooperation was concretized on Friday (23/10).
David admitted that he had been asked by JTP Group to provide corrections to the Master Plan for the construction of Batu Love Garden which is currently underway. Furthermore, UMM FPP was invited to work together to jointly design the buildings, content and technology of the vehicles to be built in tourist objects. In this regard, such as flower gardens, flower markets, flower and fruit arrangements, exhibitions, love gardens, 1000 fountain gardens, world gardens, horticulture, nurseries and flower parades.
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Separately, the Founder and Owner of Jawa Timur Park (JTP) Group, Paul Sastro Sendjojo said, Jatim Park Group chose to partner with UMM because it needed someone who could help develop tourism that could meet the educational needs of tourists. Apart from flower, fruit and vegetable gardens, there will also be fish, livestock and bird markets. In fact, a model house type for retirees will also be designed with a land area of around 150-200 meters.
If possible, said David, a modern green house would be established. Then set up a close house demonstration area for laying hens which is designed digitally. David hopes, this vehicle will be a place of education for farmers and breeders as well as people who care about national food. "In it will also build a chasing place in the form of a training center as a display case for educational education," he explained in an official statement received by Republika.
David assessed that UMM was chosen as a partner of the JTP Group because UMM was known for its experience in developing its business wings (hotels, tourist attractions, automotive, hospitals, banking, energy. FPP UMM has many human resources that can be deployed for the development of tourism objects. such as lecturers who are experts in the fields of construction, technology and information, gardening, modern agriculture, animal husbandry, and fisheries. Moreover, they have experience in developing tourist villages. (nain/can)
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