A general view of Garuda Palace, the future Presidential Palace, and ministerial offices under construction in the new capital city of Nusantara, Indonesia
2024-08-19 464词 简单
Jokowi sees the move of the country’s capital as a key part of his legacy. When completed in 2045, Nusantara will mark Indonesia’s transformation into a developed country, according to boosterish announcements by the planning authority. But Jokowi’s project is not going to plan. The president had to delay his move to a new palace for the last few weeks of his formal rule because of snafus with electricity and running water. Construction has been marred by problems with land acquisition, financing and management.
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