Palace: President Prabowo Routines Evaluation Of Ministers, No Reshuffle Discussion Yet

President Prabowo Subianto/PHOTO via Instagram @prabowo

JAKARTA - Presidential spokesman Prasetyo Hadi said President Prabowo Subianto routinely evaluates his ministers, but Prasetyo emphasized that so far there has been no plan for a reshuffle of the Red and White Cabinet.

"Alhamdulillah, until today there has been no discussion about the reshuffle. There hasn't been any," said Prasetyo Hadi as quoted by ANTARA, Friday, May 23.

Prasetyo, who is currently the minister of state secretary, explained that the President routinely monitors and evaluates all his staff in the Red and White Cabinet.

According to him, the president also recorded the achievements and achievements made by his ministers, but also provided notes when there was something that needed to be improved.

"For example, friends who helped him (President, ed.) in the food sector. This is in the history of our state, Alhamdulillah we managed to achieve extraordinary achievements, where today we produce abundant food," said Prasetyo Hadi in response to reporters' questions.

Prasetyo continued that domestic food stocks as of Thursday (22/5) night reached more than 3.5 million tons.

"This is part of the evaluation," said Prasetyo Hadi.

He then also mentioned other achievements made from the energy sector.

"Alhamdulillah, for the first time, we have been able to increase our oillifting, which was inaugurated yesterday by the President in Terubuk which is the work of the nation's children. Indeed, don't look at the amount, but it is very significant, adding 20,000 barrels one day," said Prasetyo Hadi.

Regarding the evaluation records, President Prabowo reminded his staff not to submit counterproductive statements.

"Some notes for the improvement of several ministries, we are all advised by the President to focus on work, provide the community for the community, and are requested to avoid conveying something that is causeable, so maybe the term can cause noise or bad feelings to other parties, to other institutions, and especially to the community," said the Presidential Spokesperson.

The President, as conveyed by Prasetyo Hadi, also reminded his staff that they work for the people. Therefore, all ministers and assistants of the President are also warned not to convey things that can cause unrest in the community.

"So, the records are like that, and it is routinely carried out by the President," said Prasetyo.