APBN Data: Understanding Indonesia’s Budget Transparency and Accountability

JAKARTA – Indonesia will likely fund most of it’s contributions to the newly formed Peace Council thru the national budget, according to Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa.

“I⁣ think the majority will come from the budget,” Sadewa said Wednesday at the Presidential⁢ Palace in Jakarta. He cautioned, though, that a final decision hasn’t ⁣been made.

“We haven’t discussed that yet, but I anticipate the President will assign me to look into it,” he added.

President Prabowo recently signed the charter for the Peace Council during a visit to Switzerland, officially making ⁤Indonesia a member of the international body initiated by former U.S. president Trump. The council’s formation is tied to the 20-Point Roadmap to End the Gaza Conflict and has received backing from the United Nations Security Council ⁢through Resolution 2803 (2025).

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