Indonesia will hold its elections on 14 February 2024. We break down what is happening, who is running and what are the stakes.
The 2024 presidential race frontrunner Prabowo Subianto was dealt a blow on 2 September after an ally was unveiled as the dark horse candidate’s running mate. We examine the impact this will have on the race and Prabowo’s chances of winning.
While Jokowi’s reforms have brought about positive change to operating environments for businesses, multiple risks still remain.
President Joko Widodo has reached an approval rating of 82%, almost right before he finishes his term. He is well connected both with the masses and the political top brass, making his position hard to replicate.
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There are currently 3 possible presidential candidates to replace Joko Widodo. Each of them bring different offers to the table, and also have varying attitudes towards businesses. N.B. This video was recorded before Ganjar Pranowo completed his tenure as central Java governor on 5 September 2023.
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Our Indonesia analyst, Achmad Sukarsono, explains what the end of President Joko Widodo’s term means for foreign investors in the country. Joko Widodo, more commonly referred to as “Jokowi”, has implemented sweeping economic reforms and has maintained high approval ratings throughout his two five-year terms. Stepping into his shoes will be no easy task.
President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo on 17 July reshuffled his cabinet, without adding anyone from his own party’s core or removing certain ministers. His choices have potential ramifications for the 2024 general elections, as well as for his legacy.
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