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Thursday, November 12, 2026

Prabowo believes Gibran will succeed in future career and service

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Jakarta (ANTARA) - Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto expressed confidence that Gibran Rakabuming Raka would succeed in his future career and public service following his decision to resign as vice president.

"I told him that I believe in him because he is still very young and has a long future ahead of him. I am confident that he will succeed in his future career and service," Prabowo said at a press conference in Jakarta on Thursday.

Prabowo said he had personally received Gibran's resignation letter on Thursday morning, before he formally submitted a similar document to leaders of the People's Consultative Assembly (MPR) later in the day.

The president also expressed his hope that Gibran and his family would be granted strength in navigating the recent political developments.

He also praised Gibran's decision to step down from office, describing it as a reflection of the statesmanship and sense of responsibility expected of a national leader.

Recalling his own hardships and struggles, the head of state acknowledged that it must have been extremely difficult for Gibran to make the decision to relinquish his post.

"I would like to say that I myself have faced my own share of trying times and challenging situations. Bearing that in mind, I am confident that he will manage to get through this situation with fortitude," Prabowo said.

He went on to speak highly of Gibran, voicing appreciation for his two years of service and assistance, including his visits to numerous regions to oversee government programs firsthand.

According to the president, Gibran spent the past two years visiting 149 districts and cities across 35 provinces and inspecting 303 government project sites.

"This shows his hard work, dedication, and commitment to fulfilling his duties. For all that service and hard work, I would like to express my deepest thanks and appreciation," Prabowo said.

Related news: President Prabowo meets MPR, DPR, ministers after Gibran's resignation

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Editor: Bayu Prasetyo
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