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Showing posts with label Politic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Politic. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Yudhoyono: Opposition is Behind Anticorruption Protest

Tomorrow December 9, the world will commemorate the Anti-Corruption Day. In Indonesia, anti-corruption day emblazon will be accompanied by rallies broadly, both in Jakarta and other cities.
In the middle of the action plan protests, anti-corruption has became a political issue. President Yudhoyono himself several times expressed that a certain party made this event as a momentum to disrupt the stability of government, not to support the eradication of corruption anymore.
On one occasion Yudhoyono said that he has received information from intelligence agency that the momentum of anti-corruption day will be used by some parties to create chaos and instability, also weakens the Democratic Party’s image in the 2014 election. Yudhoyono said a few people who never talk about eradication of corruption, was suddenly

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

SBY Announces Cabinet Member

A day after inaugurated on 20 October 2009, Indonesian President-elect Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (SBY) has confirmed and announced his cabinet line up (21 October 2009) at the Merdeka Palace, Jakarta.

During the three-days audition, 36 people was called by SBY as a potential minister or minister-level officials. 34 ministerial positions already filled all, plus 2 level ministerial officials. 

In the annoucement Yudhoyono said he will create new deputy posts in several department or ministry to support the concerned ministries. Further more, there is no change for the post of Attorney General and the Commander of the Armed Forces.


Here is SBY-Boediono cabinet composition  called as The United Indonesia Cabinet II (Kabinet Indonesia Bersatu II):

MENTERI NEGARA (DEPARTMENT LEADER)


Djoko Suyanto

Menko Polhukam (Coordinating Minister for Political, Legal and Security Affairs)

Hatta Rajasa
Menko Perekonomian (Coordinating Minister for Economy)


R. Agung Laksono
Menko Kesra (Coordinating Minister for People's Welfare)



Sudi Silalahi
Mensesneg (Minister/State Secretary)


Gamawan Fauzi, SH.MM
Menneg PAN dan Reformasi Birokrasi (Minister of State Administrative Reforms)



Sri Mulyani Indrawati
Menkeu (Finance Minister)


Mari Elka Pangestu, PhD
Menteri Perdagangan (Trade Minister)



Prof. Dr.Ir. Mohammad Nuh
Mendiknas (National Education Minister)


Suryadharma Ali
Menteri Agama (Minister of Religious Affairs)



Tifatul Sembiring
Menkominfo (Minister of Communication and Information Technology)


Syarif Hasan
Menteri Koperasi dan UKM (State Minister for Cooperation and Small & Middle Business)



Andi Mallarangeng
Menneg Pora (State Minister for Youth and Sports Affairs)


Helmy Faishal Zaini
Menneg PDT (Minister of Development for Least Developed Regions )




Jero Wacik
Mentwer Kebudayaan dan Pariwisata (Minister of Cultural and Tourism)



Muhaimin Iskandar
Menakertrans (Manpower and Transmigration Minister)



EE Mangindaan
Menteri Dalam Negeri (Minister of Home Affairs)


Endang Rahayu Sedyaningsih
Menteri Kesehatan (Health Minister)



Salim Segaf Al Jufri
Menteri Sosial (Minister of Social Affairs)


Mustafa Abubakar
Menneg BUMN (State Minister for State-Owned Enterprises)



Suharso Manoarfa
Menteri Perumahan Rakyat (Public Housing Minister)


Zulkifli Hasan,SE,MM
Menteri Kehutanan (Minister of Forestry)



Patrialis Akbar
Menkum HAM (Human Right Minister)


Linda Agum Gumelar
Menneg PP dan Perlindungan Anak (Minister of Woman Empowerment and Children Protection) 



Suharna Suryapranata
Menteri Riset dan Teknologi (Research and Technology Minister)


Gusti Muhammad Hatta
Menneg Lingkungan Hidup (Environment Minister)



Djoko Kirmanto
Menteri Pekerjaan Umum (Minister of Pulic Works)


MS Hidayat
Menteri Perindustrian (Industrial Minister)



Darwin Saleh
Menteri ESDM (Energy and Mineral Resources Minister)


Purnomo Yusgiantoro
Menteri Pertahanan (Defence Minister)



Suswono, MMA
Menteri Pertanian (Agricultural Minister)


Freddy Numberi
Menteri Perhubungan (Minister of Transportation)



Marty Natalegawa
Menlu (Minister for Foreign Affairs)


Fadel Muhammad
Menteri Kelautan dan Perikanan (Minister of Marine Affairs and Fisheries)



Armida Alisjahbana
Menneg PPN/Kepala Bappenas (Minister of National Development Planning)



JABATAN SETINGKAT MENTERI (MINISTER-LEVEL OFFICIALS)


Jenderal (Purn) Sutanto
Kepala BIN (Head of State Intellegence Agency)



Gita Wirjawan
Kepala BKPM (Chief of Investment Coordinating Board)


Kuntoro Mangkusobroto
Kepala Unit Tim Kerja Presiden, 
Pengawasan dan Pengendalian Pembangunan
(Head of Presidential Working Unit for 
Development Monitoring and Controlling)



Tuesday, October 13, 2009

SBY Cabinet 2009-2014

Pekanbaru — Indonesian President-elect Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (SBY) has been started to arrange his 2009-2014 cabinet.As the year comes to a close, SBY already has taken numerous steps to prepare for his presidency, which begins October 20.
Top priorities for the new president will be the economy and folk prospherity. But there are many other important domestic and international concerns such as earth quake catastrophe, unemployee issue, national security and terrorism, also regional and global issue .
Immediately following his election on 20 August 2009, SBY began naming and meeting with advisers who will help guide him on these tough issues. SBY said he will set up the action plan in the next two months (August - October). He promised that his cabinet then will be ready to work one day after formally inaugurated on 20 October 2009. SBY said his next cabinet is "working cabinet", with the result that the name that will fill the cabinet are professionals. Some ministers will be choosed from his coalition party. In 2009 election, SBY with his Democratic party, supported by 24 others parties. President spokesman Andy Mallarangeng earlier said that the next Cabinet would possibly include figures from parties outside the current coalition with SBY's Democratic Party. According to him, SBY has talked with a number of political parties, including the Golkar Party, the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) and the Great Indonesia Movement Party (Gerindra). SBY base on his yesterday speech said his cabinet will consist of 34 ministers.

RECRUITMENT PROCESS

Ahmad Mubarok, Vice Chairman of Democratic Party comments that recruitment process will start on Friday, 16 October 2009 till 19 October 2009. Minister nominees will be invited to Cikeas, SBY personal house, and will carry out fit and proper test.
In other occasion in Cikeas, Boediono, Vice President elect said:"To prepare the cabinet formation process and involves various stages of course I can not specify, the President has received various proposals from the coalition parties. Of course this will continue examined by the President about the proposed candidate, had I seen all the cv (Curiculum Vitae, ed) that he himself would look very carefully".
Boediono said that in the process, he will accompany President Yudhoyono, and of course will ask for input from the figures the minister candidate.
"There will be the role of vice president, will certainly be asked for views, the decision on him," he said.
He added, "there will be a schedule such a meeting with President interview candidates who are selected and then there are stages in which health tests should be carried out by those who are potential ministers".
"This step must be carefully prepared, on time on track and later the president is expected to announce new cabinet".
On that occasion, he said 100-day program and a five-year work program outlined done so in time the prospective ministers to know the government work plan and whether or not capable of fulfilling.
"This 100-day we select a fundamental step, could be the beginning of activities that can not be completed 100 days but the fundamental, and it can be completed 100 days. The combination of both, the first task of the ministers, the five-yearly described in detail by the ministers and to hold, the proportion who later sought fit, "he said.
He added that the proportion of candidates from political parties and candidates will be balanced professionals

ECONOMIC TEAM

With the economy to be a top concern early in his presidency, SBY’s first post-election announcements focused on members of his economic team. Among them will be Sri Mulyani Indrawati and Kuntoro Mangkusobroto (Economic Coordinator Minister candidates), Anggito Abimanyu/Chatib Basri/M Ikhsan (Finance Minister candidates), Joyo Winoto/Purnomo Yusgiantoro (National Development Planning Agency Head candidates).

The reported list of several possible minister candidates :

(quoted from The Jakarta Post)

From the Golkar Party:

1. Agung Laksono 2. Muladi 3. Andi Mattalata 4. Erlangga Hartarto

From the PDI-P:

5. Pramono Anung 6. Puan Maharani

From Gerindra:

7. Prabowo Subianto

Current Cabinet members:

8. Purnomo Yusgiantoro 9. Bachtiar Chamsyah (PPP) 10. Taufik Effendi (Democratic Party) 11. Hatta Rajasa (PAN) 12. Mardiyanto 13. Hasan Wirajuda 14. Sri Mulyani Indrawati 15. Mari Elka Pangestu 16. Anton Apriyantono (PKS) 17. MS Kaban (Reform Star Party) 18. Jusman Syafei Djamal 19. Adhyaksa Dault (PKS) 20. Fredy Numbery (Democratic Party) 21. Siti Fadillah Supari 22. Djoko Kirmanto 23. Bambang Sudibyo (PAN) 24. Jero Wacik (Democratic Party) 25. Meutia Hatta (Indonesian Unity Nationhood Party) 26. Lukman Edy (PKB) 27. Mohammad Nuh 28. Sofyan Djalil

Other names include:

29. Djoko Suyanto (former Indonesian military chief) 30. Joyo Winoto (National Land Agency (BPN) chairman) 31. MS Hidayat (Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin) chairman) 32. Darwin Z Saleh (chief of the Democratic Party's economics division) 33. Soetanto (former National Police chief) 34. Hermanto Dardak (the Public Works Ministry's director general of highways 35. Hidayat Nur Wahid (PKS) 36. Muhaimin Iskandar (PKB chairman) 37. Kurdi Mustofa (presidential special staff member) 38. Tifatul Sembiring (President of PKS) 39. Andi Arif (secretary-general of Jaringan Nusantara) 40. Siti Nurbaya (secretary-general of the Regional Representatives Council) 41. Arif Afandi (deputy mayor Surabaya) 42. Felix Wanggai (Papua figure) 43. Andi Mallarangeng (Democratic Party) 44. Roestanto Wahidi Dirdjojuwono (Democratic Party) 45. Cahyana Ahmaddjayadi (director general of Telecommunication and Information Technology Applications at the Communications and Information Ministry).