Indonesian Ruling Party Evaluates Cabinet for Failing to Meet KPIs
Indonesia's ruling Gerindra Party is evaluating 42 ministers and deputy ministers for allegedly failing to perform according to their Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). This indicates concerns about the administration's operational performance.
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