Palace: No plans yet for Prabowo to reshuffle cabinet

President Prabowo Subianto of Indonesia has no immediate plans to reshuffle his cabinet, despite ongoing performance evaluations of his ministers. State Secretary Prasetyo Hadi confirmed that the 'Merah Putih' Cabinet is not currently facing a reshuffle, emphasizing that routine assessments are standard procedure.

Hadi explained that the evaluation and oversight process is conducted regularly to ensure government programs are progressing according to targets. "As we have often said, the process of evaluation or oversight does not always end with a reshuffle," he stated.

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As we have often said, the process of evaluation or oversight does not always end with a reshuffle.

The President evaluates ministers based on his own parameters, which include regular coordination, monitoring, and feedback. Beyond performance metrics, the public communication of ministers is also scrutinized, with any inappropriate statements noted for correction.

Hadi reiterated that the monitoring and evaluation processes are designed to ensure all ministries execute programs correctly and efficiently, maintain good governance, and effectively resolve societal issues. "There will be no more reshuffle, not yet, not yet," he said when asked about the possibility of cabinet changes.

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There will be no more reshuffle, not yet, not yet.