Gibran Impeachment Debate Unlikely to Deter Investment, Minister Says
An Indonesian government spokesperson stated that discussions surrounding the potential impeachment of Vice Presidential candidate Gibran Rakabuming Raka should not impact domestic investment. The emphasis was placed on maintaining a stable investment climate, preventing political concerns from hindering economic activity.
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