### Jakarta Siap Menyambut AFC Asian Futsal Cup 2026: Pramono Anung’s Vision for Success
As the countdown to the AFC Asian Futsal Cup 2026 begins, Jakarta is gearing up to showcase its hospitality, passion, and dedication to the sport. The anticipation surrounding this prestigious tournament reflects Indonesia’s growing prominence in the world of futsal, and at the forefront of this preparation is Pramono Anung, the Secretary-General of the Indonesian Football Association (PSSI).
#### A New Era for Futsal in Indonesia
Pramono Anung has long been a vital figure in Indonesian sports, known for his commitment to enhancing the nation’s footballing landscape. With the hosting rights for the AFC Asian Futsal Cup secured, Anung’s vision for Jakarta is not just to host a tournament but to leave a lasting legacy for futsal in the country.
“The AFC Asian Futsal Cup is an opportunity for Indonesia to showcase its capabilities as a host nation,” Anung stated in a recent press conference. “We aim to present not only world-class facilities but also an unforgettable experience for teams and fans alike.”
#### Infrastructure and Venue Preparations
As part of the preparations, Jakarta is undergoing significant infrastructural developments. Key venues are being upgraded to meet international standards, ensuring that both players and spectators enjoy a top-notch environment. The Gelora Bung Karno Sports Complex, a historic venue that has hosted numerous international events, is set to be a centerpiece, offering state-of-the-art facilities for the teams.
Anung emphasized the importance of these improvements. “The quality of our facilities is a reflection of our commitment to the sport. We are working closely with local authorities and international experts to ensure everything is in place by the time the tournament begins.”
#### Engaging the Community
Beyond infrastructure, Anung’s vision includes active community engagement. He recognizes that futsal is not just a sport; it is a unifying force that can bring people together. Various programs and initiatives are being launched to inspire young talents and foster a love for futsal among local communities.
“We want to build a futsal culture in Indonesia, especially among the youth,” Anung explained. “Events leading up to the tournament will involve schools, local clubs, and community organizations. This ensures that when the world arrives in Jakarta for the tournament, they will see the passion for futsal that runs deep in our society.”
#### Promoting Inclusivity and Sportsmanship
Anung’s leadership also extends to promoting inclusivity and sportsmanship within the tournament framework. His efforts aim to ensure that the AFC Asian Futsal Cup 2026 is not just about competition but also about camaraderie and respect among nations. Plans are underway to incorporate cultural exchange programs that reflect Indonesia’s rich heritage and promote goodwill among participating countries.
“We want to create an atmosphere of friendship and respect during the tournament,” he said. “Futsal has the power to bridge divides, and we want everyone to feel welcome in our capital city.”
#### Conclusion: A Promising Future for Futsal in Indonesia
With Pramono Anung at the helm of preparations for the AFC Asian Futsal Cup 2026, Jakarta is not only poised to host an exciting tournament but also to enhance the overall futsal landscape in Indonesia. Through infrastructural improvements, community engagement, and the promotion of sportsmanship and inclusivity, Jakarta is ready to welcome the world.
As the tournament approaches, the enthusiasm and dedication displayed by Anung and the PSSI team signal a promising future for futsal in the country, and the hopes of millions lie in the belief that Jakarta will be a shining example of what can be achieved when passion meets opportunity on an international stage.
