Jakarta — Political observer Ujang Komarudin highlighted President Jokowi, who is always in sync with President-elect Prabowo Subianto ahead of the inauguration of the President and Vice President-elect, which lately has been seen more frequently together.
According to Ujang, this unity is calming and creates a conducive and stable situation in the country.
“I see this as comforting for the people, for the public, and this is liked by the people because in any case, all Indonesians have an interest in ensuring that the transition of government from Mr. Jokowi-Ma’ruf Amin to Mr. Prabowo-Gibran runs smoothly, peacefully, orderly, calmly, and of course smoothly,” explained Ujang to reporters on Monday (14/10).
Jokowi and Prabowo recently had a casual discussion while having dinner together at Plataran Senayan. Then, yesterday afternoon, Sunday, Prabowo and Gibran had lunch together at Jokowi’s residence in Solo.
Today, Monday, Jokowi and Prabowo were seen together attending the Security Forces Inauguration ceremony at the Brimob Kelapa Dua Wetan, Depok, West Java.
“Many want to sow discord, many want them to separate, divorce, but both Jokowi and Prabowo continue to maintain a close, harmonious relationship in a sense of family ties, which is important for the interests of the nation and the state,” said Ujang.
At the event, Prabowo was seen waiting for Jokowi’s arrival to then together board an all-terrain assault vehicle (ATAV) Pindad and inspect the readiness of the security forces for the inauguration of the President and Vice President on October 20, 2024.
This unity, according to Ujang, reflects a smooth transition in the government from the Jokowi era to the Prabowo era, which reflects to the world that Indonesia is in a stable, orderly, safe, and peaceful state.
“I am highlighting what Mr. Jokowi and Mr. Prabowo are doing to keep Indonesia in good condition, and the democratic transition, the transition of power from Jokowi to Prabowo is proceeding peacefully, orderly, and calmly, very calming and also liked by the people,” Ujang concluded. (RR)