Indonesia's New President Launches Cabinet with Military Retreat

President Prabowo Subianto leads a three-day military-style retreat to instill discipline and teamwork among his new cabinet members.

The retreat is held at the Indonesian Military Academy in Magelang, Central Java, involving over 100 ministers and deputies.
Cabinet members, dressed in camouflage uniforms, participate in morning exercises and military drills as part of the bonding exercise.
Prabowo emphasizes discipline and loyalty to the nation, aiming to unite his diverse cabinet for effective governance.
The retreat includes discussions on governance, corruption prevention, and national self-sufficiency in food and energy.
This is Prabowo's first term as president, having been inaugurated recently, and he leads the largest cabinet since the 1960s.