US President plan, Barack Obama to visit Indonesia make the security has to work optimally in order to give safety guarantee welcoming Obama arrival who also reported will visit Uluwatu, Badung.

It has been decided, if the security for the first black man president in US could run smoothly then it will affect security promotion of Bali tourism. Realized by all, United State of America is a super power country that prioritizing security especially for their head of state in his every visiting abroad.

Speaker of Bali Police, Kombes Pol Gede Sugianyar Dwi Putra said that latter if Barack Obama arrival could run smoothly then it will give positive impact for Bali tourism. Certainly, tourism in Bali will become better than years before.

“Security is the most important thing welcoming US President, Barack Obama. If the security could conduct well then in the future our tourism promotion for Bali will resulting much better than before,” he asserted on Monday (March 8).

Still, he could not verified when Obama will come to Bali. even though, Bali Police and Kodam IX Udayana have prepared integrated security.

“Polda Bali and Kodam IX Udayana have prepared their best for the security,” he confessed.

Kombes Sugianyar said that for numbers of personnel will be deployed escorting Obama has not final yet. It definitely will cost their full personnel to guard head of state as President Obama.

“We will deploy our full personnel as far as it is needed on field,” he said. Meanwhile, Kapoltabes Denpasar, Kombes Pol Gde Alit Widana affirmed that his party has ready to escort President Obama.

It is said that Barack Obama will visit Uluwatu first; as a result, Denpasar Police will check the route that will be passed by the president.

“We still discuss about the route will be taken by Mr. President,” he explained.
US President, Barack Obama will visit Jakarta and planned to visit Bali on March 20-25 2010.

Before, Pangdam Mayjen TNI Hotmangadja Pandjaitan said that his party had prepared 9 thousand troops to guard and escort Obama.

News by Antara Bali