Jakarta Governor to Hold Meetings in All Sub-Districts Starting November
Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung will initiate direct dialogue meetings with residents in all 44 sub-districts across the capital starting November. The initiative aims to understand and swiftly address issues at the sub-district level.
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