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    Indonesian Embassy and Jambi University Strengthen Education for Migrant Children

    September 15, 2025Updated:September 15, 20253 Mins Read
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    The Ministry for the Migrant Workers Protection' Director of Reintegration and Family Empowerment, Hadi Wahyuningrum, hands over assistance to the children and families of migrant workers. ANTARA/HO/KP2MI.
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    Indonesia’s Jambi University has entered into a new cooperation agreement with the Indonesian Embassy in Kuala Lumpur to expand education opportunities for children of migrant workers. The announcement was made on Monday, highlighting a strong effort to improve access to quality education for Indonesian migrant families living in Malaysia.

    The agreement was signed at an event in Nilai, Malaysia, along with 102 other Indonesian universities that joined the initiative. The signing was witnessed by Indonesia’s Ambassador to Malaysia, Dato’ Indera Hermono, who praised the collaboration as an important step in ensuring Indonesian children abroad do not miss out on education.

    Prof. Revis Asra, Vice Rector for Cooperation, Public Relations, and Information Systems at Jambi University, explained that the partnership reflects the university’s commitment to strengthening national education. He stressed that migrant children often face barriers in accessing learning opportunities, and the university is determined to bridge this gap through international cooperation.

    The agreement includes several key areas. These cover international community service programs, specialized training to improve the quality of teachers, and the placement of students and lecturers in different regions of Peninsular Malaysia. By involving both lecturers and students, the program creates an opportunity for academic growth while addressing the educational needs of migrant children.

    Prof. Asra also pointed out that the initiative holds a special meaning for Jambi families in Kuala Lumpur. He noted that the university wants to ensure that Indonesian children growing up in migrant communities can have the same chance at a strong education as their peers back home.

    Ambassador Hermono confirmed that the Indonesian Embassy will provide full support for the project. He emphasized the role of universities in carrying out the “Tri Dharma of Higher Education,” which includes teaching, research, and community service. He highlighted that cross-border community service by Indonesian students is an important part of the collaboration.

    The initiative is expected to strengthen the presence of Indonesian universities abroad while also creating opportunities for students to gain academic and cultural experience. At the same time, it provides direct benefits for migrant children, who will have better access to learning resources and qualified teachers.

    Through this partnership, both the Indonesian Embassy and Jambi University are not only supporting education but also shaping the future of the children of migrant workers in Malaysia. The program allows students to actively contribute while deepening their knowledge and cultural understanding, making it a win-win initiative for both the students and the migrant community.

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