Prabowo Urges Young Civil Servants: Be Honest and Fight Corruption
President Prabowo has urged 1,204 newly appointed civil servants to be honest and prioritize public interest, stating that citizens do not want convoluted bureaucracy or corrupt officials. He emphasized that their actions would determine public trust in the government.
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