MRT may refer to:

Rapid transit systems[link]

• Jakarta Mass Rapid Transit
• Kaohsiung Mass Rapid Transit
• Manila Metro Rail Transit System
• Mass Rapid Transit (Singapore)
• MRT (Bangkok), short for Metropolitan Rapid Transit
• Taichung Metropolitan Area MRT System
• Taipei Metro (commonly known as the MRT)
• Klang Valley MRT, proposed MRT system in Klang Valley, Malaysia

Science[link]

• Mean Radiant Temperature, effective temperature for human body absorbing and emitting (solar) radiation
• Magnetic Resonance Tomography, see Magnetic Resonance Imaging
• Mean Residence Time, in pharmacokinetics the average time the number of molecules introduced reside in the body
• Maximum Retention Time, in Gas chromatography
• Mauritius Radio Telescope

Computing[link]

• Multiple Render Targets (computer graphics), a technology in modern Graphics processing units
• Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool

Broadcasting[link]

• Macedonian Radio-Television, public broadcasting of the Republic of Macedonia

Geography[link]

• Mississippi River Trail, a continuous 2000-mile cycling route between the headwaters of the Mississippi at Lake Itasca, Minnesota and the Gulf of Mexico
• Moreton (Merseyside) railway station, England; National Rail station code MRT

Government[link]

• Mark Ridley-Thomas, Los Angeles County Supervisor
• Migration Review Tribunal, a merits review body of the Australian government

Miscellaneous[link]

• Marginal rate of transformation, an economics term
• Mills robotics team, A Robotics Team that participates in the 2007 FIRST Competition, and is located in Millbrae, California
• Modern Rock Tracks
• Mountain rescue Team
• Mr. T, actor

See also[link]

• Mass Rapid Transit (disambiguation)

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Joko Widodo was born in Surakarta, June 21, 1961. Joko Widodo, better known by his nickname Jokowi, is the current mayor of Surakarta. His second term is due to end in 2015. His vice mayor is F.X. Hadi Rudyatmo. He was nominated by Indonesian Democratic Party – Struggle. Recently he has been chosen by his party to run in the 2012 Jakarta gubernatorial election.^[1]

Education[link]

Jokowi is an engineering graduate from the Faculty of Forestry at Gadjah Mada University in 1985.

Achievements[link]

When running for mayor, many doubted the ability of a man who works as a property and furniture businessman. But a year after he led, many progressive breakthrough he had made. He took the example of the development of many cities in Europe which he visited in the framework of frequent business travels.

Under his leadership, Solo experienced a rapid change. Branding the city, by approving the motto "Solo: The Spirit of Java". One of the big laps was to do a quite progressive for the size of the cities in Java: he was able to relocate the junk dealer in the Garden of Banjarsari almost without turbulence to revitalize the functions of the open green land, giving the opportunity for investors to consider about performing the public interest, perform routine and open direct communications (broadcast by a local television) with the community. Balekambang Park was abandoned by its organizer, he made it a public park. Jokowi also did not hesitate to dismiss the investors who do not agree with the principle of leadership. As a follow-up of branding Surakarta, he also filed Surakarta to become a member of the Organization of World Heritage Cities and approved in 2006. The pace continued with the success of Surakarta to host the organization's conference in October 2008. In 2007, Surakarta had also hosted the World Music Festival (Festival Musik Dunia/FMD) which was held at the Fort Vastenburg Complex. Fort Vastenburg was threatened to be bulldozed and replaced by business center and shopping malls. FMD in 2008 was held in the Mangkunegaran Palace Complex.

Joko Widodo was chosen by the Tempo magazine as one of the "Top 10 Indonesian Mayors of 2008"

References[link]

• (Indonesian) Kenapa Jokowi Harus Menang?
• (Indonesian) Biaya Pelantikan Wali Kota Rp 100 Juta Tak Jadi Dilaksanakan Sore Hari
• (Indonesian) Joko Widodo