DENPASAR, BALINEWS – The Bali Regional Police (Polda Bali) received a courtesy visit from the leadership of Bank Indonesia’s Bali Representative Office on Tuesday, October 28, 2026, as part of efforts to strengthen institutional cooperation and coordination.
Achris Sarwani, Head of Bank Indonesia’s Bali Representative Office, and his delegation were welcomed by Bali Police Chief Inspector General Pasma Royce, accompanied by several senior police officials, at the Bali Police headquarters in Denpasar.
During the meeting, which took place in a warm and cordial atmosphere, both institutions discussed ways to enhance cooperation, particularly in maintaining economic stability, securing the payment system, preventing the circulation of counterfeit currency, and combating financial crimes in Bali.
Bali Police Chief Pasma Royce expressed his appreciation and gratitude for the visit, reaffirming the police force’s commitment to supporting Bank Indonesia in carrying out its duties, particularly in securing strategic activities and maintaining safety and security in the economic and financial sectors.
“The Bali Police and Bank Indonesia play important roles in maintaining stability in Bali. Security stability has a direct impact on economic stability. Therefore, we must continue to maintain and strengthen this synergy,” Royce said.
Meanwhile, Achris Sarwani explained that the visit was intended to introduce himself and his team while strengthening the positive relationship that had already been established between Bank Indonesia and the Bali Police.
“We hope the support from the Bali Police will continue, enabling Bank Indonesia to carry out its responsibilities effectively in maintaining a stable and secure economic environment in Bali,” Sarwani said.
The meeting concluded with an exchange of souvenirs and a group photograph, symbolizing both institutions’ commitment to continued cooperation in maintaining security across Bali and supporting sustainable economic growth.
Through stronger coordination, the Bali Police and Bank Indonesia aim to reinforce financial security, prevent currency-related crimes, and contribute to a safe and conducive environment for Bali’s economy.
