Prabowo

Prabowo says great nations face problems with courage and resolve them collaboratively.

Prabowo urges vigilance over nuclear and AI developments due to their potential threats to humanity.

Prabowo includes professors in key government positions to address national challenges.

Prabowo credits farmers and fishermen for his 2024 election victory, citing their key role in his success.

President Prabowo allows the public to choose Indonesia's 81st anniversary logo from five shortlisted designs.

Indonesia records its highest-ever rice and corn output, achieving food self-sufficiency.

Prabowo targets 800 underperforming state-owned enterprises for closure to reduce spending.

President Prabowo vows to increase development funds across Indonesia to support regional growth.

Former Indonesian foreign minister Hassan Wirajuda urged ASEAN to strengthen regional cooperation on energy and food security, citing Middle East disruptions affecting oil and gas supplies, proposing integrated power grids and joint electricity systems across Southeast Asia.

Indonesia achieved food self-sufficiency in 2025 with a 110.25 percent self-sufficiency ratio, driven by increased rice production to 34.69 million tonnes and expanded cultivated land, supported by government investments and agricultural modernization initiatives.

President Prabowo backs a naturalization program to strengthen the national football team.

Prabowo pushes for sports academies to develop young Indonesian athletes from elementary school onwards.

President Prabowo calls for stronger support for Indonesia's disabled athletes to ensure equal opportunities.

Indonesia's government monitors potential fuel price adjustments following the US-Iran peace deal, which reopened the Strait of Hormuz and drove global crude oil below eighty dollars per barrel, though officials emphasize implementation must be verified before domestic pricing changes occur.

Indonesia's rice reserves are sufficient for the next 10 months, according to the Minister.

Prabowo praises improved services for Indonesian Hajj pilgrims this year.

Indonesia promotes AI use among youth to boost the creative economy and global competitiveness.

Prabowo proposes regular academic consultations to drive national progress and address challenges.

Dozens were arrested in Indonesia after a protest against fuel prices and a meals scheme turned violent in Surabaya.

Indonesia distributed 1.02 million tons of state rice to stabilize prices as of June 23.

Indonesian President Prabowo aims to transform the nation into a global food powerhouse by expanding agricultural technology adoption, diversifying crop production beyond rice and corn, and strengthening food security to enhance economic resilience amid geopolitical uncertainties.

Prabowo receives the Adhi Bhakti Tani Nelayan Maha Utama Gold Badge for supporting Indonesia's agriculture and fisheries sectors.

Indonesia will launch B50 biodiesel in July 2026, blending fifty percent palm oil into diesel fuel to eliminate diesel imports and achieve energy self-sufficiency within three to four years, potentially saving 157.28 trillion rupiah in foreign exchange.

President Prabowo attributed Indonesia's weakening rupiah to capital outflows, citing that 78 percent of the nation's US$436 billion trade surplus over 22 years was transferred abroad rather than reinvested domestically, signaling structural economic vulnerabilities.

President inaugurates 1,151 kilometers of regional roads to lower logistic costs nationwide.

Prabowo receives a report on efforts to end Java blackouts as conditions improve with resumed energy supplies.

A national movement called "Let's Honor Our Rivers" has been launched in Indonesia.

President Prabowo endorses a long-term sports budget to prepare future athletes.

Prabowo supports Indonesia's bid to host the inaugural FIFA ASEAN Cup and pledged to improve the national team's performance.

Prabowo instructs state banks to expand public impact beyond profit.

President Prabowo approved Rp100.1 trillion for Sumatra disaster recovery over three years.

Heavy rains flood hundreds of homes in Jambi, causing widespread damage.

Prabowo extends Islamic New Year greetings to the Muslim community on behalf of the government.

A minister encourages social transformation in the Islamic new year, shifting from tribal mentality to an inclusive community life.

Prabowo plans to cut state-owned enterprises from 1,000 to 250 for efficiency and transparency.

President Prabowo feels proud as Indonesia begins making its own cars with 60-70 percent domestic content.

Central Papua allocates Rp77.8 billion for free education to 58,920 students.

Indonesia and the UK boost biodiversity and conservation funding in a bilateral meeting.

President Prabowo praises farmers and fishers as Indonesia's backbone, vowing to improve their welfare.

Indonesia's Tourism Ministry is pushing to expand visa-free travel to rival Southeast Asian nations, citing a 2016 policy that boosted foreign tourism by 24 percent and created 400,000 jobs, with projections suggesting optimized policies could increase tourist demand by 32.4 percent.

Prabowo praises Nahdlatul Ulama's significant influence in Indonesian politics and society.

President Prabowo visits East Java for infrastructure and Islamic events, inaugurating roads and attending conferences.

Minister Mahendra will relay student board demands to Prabowo, ensuring freedom of expression and openness to criticism.

Minister Hanggodo says Sekolah Rakyat phase II will open in July despite construction delays.

President Prabowo pledges full support for Indonesia's 2030 World Cup bid and national football development programs.

Prabowo urges PSSI to reform the league for a stronger World Cup bid.

President Prabowo directs Indonesia's state-owned banks to manage export foreign exchange centrally through DSI and Himbara, aiming to strengthen their role as development agents and drive national economic growth through a unified export system.

Prabowo summons banking leaders to discuss Indonesia's economy and state-owned banking improvements.

President Prabowo reviewed Indonesia's rare earth mineral development and workforce training initiatives during cabinet meetings, seeking to attract foreign investment in the strategic sector essential for defense and advanced electronics manufacturing.

Indonesia's Minister of Cooperatives urges students to be optimistic about the Red-White Village Cooperatives programme.