Joko Widodo's Decade: Infrastructure Triumphs and Democratic Concerns

As Jokowi leaves office, Indonesia grapples with economic growth and fears of democratic backsliding.

Joko Widodo, known as Jokowi, leaves a mixed legacy after a decade as Indonesia's president.
His administration is praised for massive infrastructure projects and steady economic growth.
Critics argue Jokowi's tenure weakened democratic institutions and revived patronage politics.
Jokowi's support for President-elect Prabowo Subianto raises concerns about democratic integrity.
Despite controversies, Jokowi remains popular with a 75% approval rating as he steps down.