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The former defence minister was sworn in as president on Sunday and officially appointed the following morning his “Red and White Cabinet” of 48 ministries, comprising a total of 109 members.
JAKARTA — Indonesia's newly minted leader, President Prabowo Subianto, will officially swear in his cabinet on Monday (Oct 21), which analysts said reflected continuity of his predecessor's main policies.
Indonesia's Prabowo Subianto on Sunday took over as president of the world's third-largest democracy, vowing to combat internal issues such as corruption that plague the country and to make it more self-sufficient.
He also emphasised Indonesia’s commitment to self-sufficiency and uplifting its impoverished citizens, vowing to address the persistent inefficiencies of corruption that have continued to burden the country.
JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto announced his Cabinet late Sunday, hours after he was inaugurated.
JAKARTA – Prabowo Subianto has been inaugurated as Indonesia’s eighth president, marking the end of both outgoing President Joko Widodo’s ten years in office and Prabowo’s own multi-decade quest for the top job.
The words “emergency warning” galvanized protesters in Indonesia in August. It was a rallying cry to protect the world’s third-largest democracy, which broke free from dictatorship less than 30 years ago. Thousands of protesters took to the streets. Some stormed the gates of Parliament, tearing one down in fury.