President Should Not Hesitate to Dismiss Ministers with Poor Performance, Expert Urges
Indonesian political analyst Selamat Ginting urges the President not to hesitate in dismissing ministers with poor performance. He highlights the necessity of transparent evaluation criteria and swift action for efficient governance.
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