Indonesia Wasting Energy on Trivial Matters, NasDem Chairman Surya Paloh Warns
NasDem Party Chairman Surya Paloh questioned why Indonesia, despite its abundant natural resources, strategic location, and large population, has not achieved expected progress. He pointed out that excessive national energy is being spent on trivial matters and mutual accusations, hindering the nation's ability to face international competition.
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