Sharia Faculty UIN Antasari in Cooperation with DPC IKADIN Banjarmasin and DPC PERADI Banjarmasin to implement Special Education For The Advocacy Profession (PKPA)

The opening of PKPA was held on October 15 2023 at Hotel 88 Banjarmasin, attended directly by the Dean of the Sharia Faculty, UIN Antasari, Dr. Hj. Amelia Rahmaniah, M.H., Chair of the IKADIN Banjarmasin DPC H. Edi Sucipto, S.H., M.H., Secretary of the IKADIN Banjarmasin DPC Hj. Rosida, S.H., M.M., Deputy Secretary of DPC IKADIN Banjarmasin Dr. Ali Murtadlo, S.H., M.H. Also present at the opening ceremony were several people from the DPC PERADI Banjarmasin and DPC IKADIN Banjarmasin as well as the Head of the Sharia Economic Law Study Program (Muamalat) Faculty of Sharia at UIN Antasari Muhammad Haris, M.Kn.

Chairman of the committee Isfi Ramadhan, S.H., M.H. reported that the PKPA, which DPC IKADIN first held, was attended by 18 participants who came from graduates of various universities (Bachelor of Law) including those from the Sharia Faculty of UIN Antasari. The resource persons presenting material at PKPA come from academics and legal practitioners.

At the opening ceremony, the Dean of the Sharia Faculty in his speech expressed his gratitude for the trust of IKADIN and PERADI who have worked together to implement this PKPA. The Dean of the Sharia Faculty also hopes that this PKPA will produce advocates who are professional and defenders of the truth. In his speech, the chairman of the DPC IKADIN Banjarmasin also hoped that PKPA would produce reliable advocates.

After the opening ceremony, it immediately continued with the first material delivered by the Dean of the Sharia Faculty, UIN Antasari, Dr. Hj. Amelia Rahmaniah, M.H, related to arbitration accompanied by the moderator, Chair of the Sharia Economic Law Study Program (Muamalat) Muhammad Haris, M.Kn. All PKPA participants were very enthusiastic about participating in the presentation of the arbitration material so dialogue and questions and answers occurred between the participants and presenters. The hope is that in the future until the end of this PKPA activity can run smoothly and successfully.