Jokowi Misses Pancasila Day Ceremony, Aide Cites Lack of Invitation
Indonesian President Joko Widodo did not attend the Pancasila Day commemoration ceremony. His aide stated that President Widodo did not receive an official invitation, and that the President was in Solo, Central Java, interacting with citizens on the day of the event.
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