Eid al-Fitr holds a special meaning for Muslims globally, marking the end of Ramadan, a month of fasting and spiritual contemplation. It is a time for celebration and gratitude for the ability to practice self-discipline and prayer. The essence of victory lies in controlling emotions, avoiding harmful behavior, and deepening devotion through acts of charity and remembrance of God. Just as clear spiritual goals are essential during Ramadan, clarity of purpose is crucial in governing a nation.
President Prabowo Subianto highlighted the core objectives of Indonesia during a cabinet meeting in October 2024, rooted in the 1945 Constitution. These goals include protecting citizens and the homeland, promoting general welfare, advancing education, and contributing to global peace. The administration has made strides in achieving these objectives, prioritizing infrastructure, food security, and healthcare to improve the well-being of all Indonesians.
Efforts in strengthening international relations and participating in humanitarian missions demonstrate Indonesia’s commitment to global peace. Economic policies aimed at protecting purchasing power, reducing foreign dependency, and creating job opportunities show a dedication to welfare. President Prabowo’s focus on improving education through school renovations and welfare programs for educators aims to create a strong foundation for educational excellence.
Advocating for global peace and humanitarian aid reflects Indonesia’s neutral stance in international conflicts. Despite challenges, President Prabowo’s commitment to upholding Indonesia’s principles remains steadfast. Through data-driven policies and tangible benefits, the administration strives to improve life expectancy, economic growth, educational quality, and Indonesia’s global role in promoting peace and harmony.
President Prabowo’s leadership is guided by Indonesia’s founding values, ensuring a promising future for the nation.
