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Jokowinomics, if all goes according to plan, will see Indonesia rank among the world's top five largest economies with almost zero poverty in 2045, securing the country high-income status.
Experts have aired concerns about a plan to merge certain functions of the trade and foreign ministries, as President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo keeps his cards close to his chest ahead of the cabinet announcement.
As this is his second (and last) term in office, understandably some expect Jokowi to slow down in his approach to work. But that isn’t likely to happen. We may see the opposite; he will work even harder and longer than previously.
