Career
Nazaruddin went into business,becoming president director of PT Putra Sinar Desa in 2004. His businesses included hotels,a laundry center,a sports center,a car showroom,and an ice factory. [3] In 2017,Banda Aceh's Persiraja football club was seeking a buyer for the club,its management contacting ten of the richest businessmen in Aceh. After they all declined to buy the club,Nazaruddin's name came up due to him being the son-in-law of then-mayor of Banda Aceh Aminullah Usman [ id ]. Nazaruddin agreed to acquire an 80 percent interest in the club, [6] becoming its president. [7]
In the 2019 legislative election,Nazaruddin ran for a seat in the House of Representatives representing Aceh's 1st electoral district as a National Mandate Party (PAN) candidate. He won 93,353 votes and secured a seat. [1] He was reelected in the 2024 election from the same district with 140,614 votes. [2] In both terms,he was appointed a member of the legislature's Third Commission. [8] In his second term,he was also appointed as chair of the legislature's parliamentary ethics council, [9] having been deputy chair in his first term. [10]
As a legislator,Nazaruddin in 2025 voiced his support for Aceh in a boundary dispute with neighboring North Sumatra over several small islands,which was assigned by Minister of Home Affairs Tito Karnavian to North Sumatra in April 2025. [11]
In April 2025,he was selected as a deputy chairman of PAN, [12] and was further appointed as head of the party's Aceh branch in May 2025. [13]
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