TNI Inaugurates 12 New Officials: Agus Subiyanto Leads Ceremony

TNI Commander Leads Inauguration of 12 New Officials

JAKARTA, Indonesia – A total of 12 new officials within the Indonesian National Army (TNI) were officially inaugurated at the Gatot Soebroto Hall at TNI Headquarters, Cilangkap, East Jakarta, on Wednesday, March 25, 2026.

The inauguration was led by TNI Commander General Agus Subiyanto, accompanied by the Chief of Army Staff (KSAD) General Maruli Simanjuntak, Chief of Naval Staff (KSAL) Admiral TNI Muhammad Ali, and Chief of Air Staff (KSAU) Marshal TNI Mohamad Tonny Harjono, according to a statement from the TNI Information Center.

Key Leadership Changes

Several key positions were filled during the ceremony. Major General TNI Amrin Ibrahim was replaced as Pangdam XVII/Cenderawasih by Major General Febriel Buyung Sikumbang. Major General TNI (Mar) Werijon handed over his role as Dankodaeral X to Brigadier General TNI (Mar) Sugianto.

Further changes included:

• Danrem 173/Praja Vira Braja: Brigadier General TNI I Ketut Mertha Genarda to Brigadier General Vivin Alvianto
• Danrem 172/Praja Wira Yakthi: Brigadier General TNI Tagor Rio Pasaribu to Brigadier General TNI Robby Suryadi
• Dandim 1710/Mimika: Lt. Col. Inf Redi Dwi Yuda Kurniawan to Lt. Col. Inf. Teuku Jozanda
• Dandim 1716/Tolikara: Lt. Col. Inf. Justus Bernard Mara to Lt. Col. Inf. Derek Serebi Rumbino
• Dandenpom XVII/1 Nabire: Lt. Col. Cpm Reza Ramdani to Major Cpm M. Harlan Pariyatman
• Dandenzibang 2/XVII Nabire: Major Czi Wisnu Bowo Kusumo to Lieutenant Colonel Czi Riznu Fitra Bhuwana Kunciotutu
• Danlanal Nabire: Marine Lieutenant Colonel (P) Guntur Prastyawan to Marine Lieutenant Colonel (P) Mario Marco Wainarisi
• Dansatgas for the Rapid Action Force Corps: Lt. Col. Pas Zaharrudin to Lt. Col. Pas Mansyur

Commitment to Professionalism and Accountability

The TNI Information Center stated that these changes demonstrate the TNI’s commitment to personnel development and maintaining professionalism and accountability within the organization. The consistent application of reward and punishment principles will be central to this effort.