A Grease and Effective Cabinet Model: Prabowo's Move Towards Unity and Nation Building
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Coastal Region, Upazila (District), Zila (District), Safe WaterAbstract
This article discusses the strategy proposed by Prabowo Subianto in developing a grease but effective cabinet model as a step towards unity in Indonesia. In a complex political context such as Indonesia, the cabinet should be able to reflect diversity while maintaining efficiency and effectiveness of organisational work.
In forming his cabinet, Prabowo has stressed the importance of selecting members with relevant skills and experience. He argues that diversity in the cabinet must be balanced with the ability to work together effectively. This article analyses how his cabinet can minimise potential inter-party conflict and enhance political stability.
It can also explore the challenges faced and improve the welfare of the people. Therefore, good coordination and a transparent performance evaluation system are a reference for all Cabinet members in carrying out their duties and assuming full responsibility for the nation and state.
The expected outcomes are that the Grease Cabinet can prioritise performance, communication and collaboration, it is hoped that this cabinet can lead Indonesia in a better direction, create stability and improve people's welfare
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