Indonesian president announces second cabinet reshuffle to tackle economic issues

JAKARTA, July 27 — Indonesian President Joko Widodo on Wednesday was set to introduce nine new pastors in the wake of declaring his second bureau reshuffle in under two years subsequent to taking office. 

The president was to initiate the new state authorities and four different clergymen who are taking new parts in the administration organization in a function at the State Palace booked at 1.30 p.m. neighborhood time. 

The new priests incorporate previous head of Indonesia's military Wiranto as the nation's head of security pastor, supplanting Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan who now serves as planning clergyman of oceanic issues. 

World Bank's overseeing executive Sri Mulyani Indrawati tackles the part as fund pastor, supplanting Bambang Brodjonegoro who now gets to be organizing clergyman for national improvement arranging. 

Thomas Lembong turns into the executive of Indonesia's Investment Coordinating Board as Enggartiasto Lukita supplanted him as the new exchange pastor. 

On the reason of a bureau reshuffle, President Joko said he needed to handle numerous monetary related issues, including neediness lightening, budgetary imbalances, and dangers structure abating world economy and the wild worldwide aggressiveness. 

"I recognize these issues and we need to act promptly so that the general population can encounter the outcomes in the short, medium, and long stretch," he said. 

"Subsequently, I need to do my best so this Working Cabinet can work all the more successfully, quick, and backing each other with genuine results at the earliest opportunity," he included. 

The president likewise reported that he would complete the principal entire meeting with the new bureau at 3 p.m. 

Joko on Tuesday night had done a shut meeting with the greater part of his priests auditing their work following the past bureau reshuffle in August 2015, in which Joko introduced six new clergymen. 

Various pastors who lost their positions shared their appreciation on their official Twitter pages. 

"I have attempted my best for Indonesia and its kin. Much obliged to you, Indonesians," said Coordinating Maritime Minister Rizal Ramli on Wednesday morning. 

"The challenging task is done (...) Let's never feel sick of adoring Indonesia, " Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Sudirman Said posted on Tuesday night.