Demokrat Party Focuses on Law Revision, Not 2029 Presidential Election
The Democratic Party of Indonesia has not yet engaged in concrete deliberations regarding the 2029 presidential election. The party is currently focusing its efforts on the ongoing revision process of related legislation.
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