Semen Baturaja Signed Memorandum of Understanding with Attorney General Office of Sumatra Selatan Concerning the Handling of Civil Law and State Administrative Procedure Law

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PALEMBANG – The Company of Semen Baturaja (SMBR) and the Attorney General Office of South Sumatra have signed a memorandum of understanding concerning the handling of civil law and state administrative procedure law in the latter’s office building on Wednesday, 22 April.

The signing of the memorandum was performed by the General and Human Resources Director Amrullah who represented the management of SMBR accompanied by the Vice President Corporate Secretary, Basthony Santri. The Head of South Sumatra Attorney General Office, Dr. Wisnu Baroto Sh.H.,M.Hum, along with others, have also attended the ceremony. The memorandum of understanding signed among SMBR and the Attorney General Office of South Sumatra is a collaborative arrangement concerning the handling of civil law and state administrative procedure law within the scope of providing legal assistance, providing legal consideration, and other legal actions that are necessary for SMBR. Other than that, the memorandum also serves as continuity for another memorandum that was previously been signed by SMBR and the Attorney General Office of South Sumatra.

During the current pandemic, the signing process was done in accordance to the Covid-19 prevention procedure. All party involved are required to wear face mask and apply physical distancing when present on the Attorney General Office of South Sumatra. With the signing of this memorandum, it is hoped that SMBR will be able to continue in preserving their company as one of the country’s assets and national vital object.

During the current pandemic, the signing process was done in accordance to the Covid-19 prevention procedure. All party involved are required to wear face mask and apply physical distancing when present on the Attorney General Office of South Sumatra. With the signing of this memorandum, it is hoped that SMBR will be able to continue in preserving their company as one of the country’s assets and national vital object.

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