Jokowi Uploads Romantic Photos With Iriana While Riding The Phinisi Ship In NTT, Netizens Throws Praise: So Sweet

President Jokowi and Iriana on the Pinisi Ship (Instagram @jokowi)

JAKARTA - President Joko Widodo continued his working visit to Rinca Island, West Manggarai Regency, West Nusa Tenggara (NTT). From Labuan Bajo to Rinca Island, Jokowi, Iriana Joko Widodo, and their entourage boarded the Phinisi boat for 2.5 hours.

Jokowi shared photos showing moments with Iriana on the trip. On the Phinisi boat, Jokowi and Iriana sat side by side. Jokowi and Iriana, who wore white clothes and black pants, both smiled.

The background of the sea, mountains, and blue sky beautifies their photos. This photo was uploaded to Jokowi's personal Instagram account.

"From Labuan Bajo to Rinca Island", Jokowi wrote on his Instagram account, Thursday, July 21.

The upload of this photo provoked a reaction from netizens. Some of them captured Jokowi and Iriana's intimacy at that moment.

"So Sweet", wrote @gaeld **** account

"The world belongs to both, Mr. Jokowi", said the account @chairil **** accompanied by a happy emoticon.

For information, the trip using the Phinisi boat was taken after President Jokowi inaugurated the expansion of Komodo Airport in Labuan Bajo, West Manggarai.

During the trip, President Jokowi had many discussions with ministers about development in the Labuan Bajo area and the surrounding area.

The discussions that took place were sometimes punctuated with laughter, as when Cabinet Secretary Pramono Anung shared his memories of visiting Labuan Bajo several years ago.

"When I went to Labuan Bajo in 2015 sir, there was a sign that said this land belongs to Johnny G. Plate", said Pramono in a press release received in Jakarta.

The president immediately asked, "How big is the…board?" Suddenly everyone laughed because the President unexpectedly asked how big the Johnny G Plate writing board was, not the size of the land.

Minister of Communications and Informatics Johnny G Plate also replied, "Now it has been used for roads by Mr. Basuki (Minister of PUPR)."