Dream - Minister of State Apparatus Empowerment and Bureaucratic Reform (Menpan RB), Abdullah Azwar Anas, revealed the initial stage of the transfer of civil servants to IKN Nusantara, which is in mid-2024. This relocation process will be followed simultaneously by many central ministries/agencies. However, not all civil servants in those institutions will migrate entirely.

"Previously, Anas also reported that the government will relocate 3,246 civil servants to IKN in the first phase. The relocation process will gradually begin from July to November 2024. 'The first batch of civil servants to be relocated will come from 37 ministries/agencies. There are already 1,740 accommodations prepared for them,' said Anas on Saturday, December 16, 2023."

The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags is as follows: "Transferring civil servants to IKN, according to him, is not only a physical relocation but also a transformation in work culture and public service. Anas requested every ministry/agency to prepare human resources who will move according to the needs of positions and services based on their respective competencies."

According to him, the transfer of civil servants to IKN is a strategic step in strengthening public administration and supporting the national development vision. The transfer of IKN also becomes a moment for implementing effective and efficient governance.

The translation of the given text to English while preserving any HTML tags is as follows: "The relocation process involves various efforts, including the transformation of work methods or simplification of business processes, the implementation of digital governance, the arrangement of civil servant management, and the strengthening of coordination between institutions, especially the involvement of regional civil servants supporting IKN. "With good coordination between the government, state apparatus, and various relevant parties, it is expected that this relocation can run smoothly and have a positive impact on the implementation of governance and public services," concluded Anas."