112 Electronic PTSL Land Certificates Handed Over to Lubuk Damar Residents, Strengthening Legal Certainty of Land Ownership
ACEH TAMIANG, INDONESIA — The government’s efforts to strengthen legal certainty over land ownership continue through the Complete Systematic Land Registration (PTSL) program.
The Aceh Tamiang Regency Land Office has handed over 112 electronic PTSL land certificates for 2026 to residents of Lubuk Damar Village, Seruway District, Aceh Tamiang Regency.
The handover marks an important milestone for local residents, particularly in securing legal certainty and administrative protection over their land ownership rights.
The certificates were symbolically handed over by the Head of the Aceh Tamiang Regency Land Office, Husni, S.ST., to representatives of the beneficiary community.

The residents of Lubuk Damar welcomed the issuance of the certificates with enthusiasm. For them, the certificates are more than administrative documents; they represent legal proof of land ownership and greater protection for their property rights.
Strengthening Land Administration
The PTSL program is an important government initiative aimed at accelerating comprehensive land registration. With land officially registered, communities are expected to gain stronger legal certainty and improved access to land-related public services.
The handover of 112 electronic PTSL certificates in Lubuk Damar also reflects the ongoing transformation of land services toward a more modern and digital system.
Electronic certificates are expected to make land document management more efficient while supporting land services that are faster, transparent, secure, and accountable.
Land Certificates as Strategic Assets for the Future
Officially registered land ownership carries significant importance for communities. In addition to providing legal certainty, registered land can become a valuable economic asset for its owners.
Therefore, the continuation of systematic land registration is an important part of strengthening orderly land administration while supporting improvements in community welfare.
Through the PTSL program, the government continues to encourage easier access to land services and ensure that communities possess legally recognized documentation of land ownership.
For the people of Lubuk Damar, the 112 certificates handed over are not merely proof of ownership—they represent legal certainty, protection of property rights, and a stronger foundation for their families’ future.
(Saut Simanjuntak)





























