Indonesian Government Assures Normal Operations Despite Vacant Vice Presidential Seat
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Indonesian Government Assures Normal Operations Despite Vacant Vice Presidential Seat

The Indonesian government has emphasized that the administration is functioning normally despite the absence of a Vice President. This assurance signals the government's commitment to maintaining the smooth operation of state institutions.

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