MP Ijeck Praises Prabowo's Speech: Development Work Plan 'Very Good'

House of Representatives Commission V member Musa Rajekshah, or Ijeck, has expressed appreciation for President Prabowo Subianto’s speech at the Annual Session of the People’s Consultative Assembly (MPR) and the Joint Session of the House of Representatives (DPR) and the Regional Representatives Council (DPD). Ijeck assessed that the government’s 2027 development work plan is already very good. “After hearing what the President delivered, both what has been implemented in 2026 and what is planned for 2027, I see the development work plan as very good. It’s not just about infrastructure, but also human resources. From the next generation, the school levels that have been prepared—excellent schools and free schools—for our people who are less fortunate but have the desire to attend school,” Ijeck said in a statement on Friday (14/8/2026). Ijeck noted that the government has already built many bridges during the Prabowo era. He said this bridge construction eases public accessibility. “The infrastructure we saw earlier, many bridges have been built where previously the people’s journeys, whether to transport their commodities or to go to school or other places, were very difficult. This construction has started a lot, although not all of it is finished, but it will continue in stages until completion,” he said. In the health sector, Ijeck said the government is also improving community health centres (puskesmas) across the country. He mentioned the government is also building health laboratories. “Also in health services, puskesmas in all regions will be improved, and health laboratories will be built in every district and sub-district. And also the control of commodity prices, which is very important, and other developments,” he explained. “So looking ahead, we should become better with the consistency of the development plan, the government’s commitment, and this long-term development must be sustainable. It cannot just stop when the President who desires it leaves, but must be sustainable whoever is next,” he said. Furthermore, Ijeck said that over the next 20 to 30 years, the development plan must be completed. He also touched on Prabowo’s commitment to building a giant sea wall. “Like the Giant Sea Wall mentioned earlier, this is also very good for addressing abrasion on the north coast of Java. There are also many sources of livelihood for the community there, and many industrial factories. This must also be planned from now,” he said. In his speech to Parliament, President Prabowo Subianto revealed he had decided on and implemented 121 transformative policies within 21 months of his administration. Prabowo said these policies were aimed at solving the nation’s problems. “Today, 21 months since I took that oath, I return before this assembly to report what we have done, what results we are beginning to see, and what still needs to be completed,” Prabowo said. Prabowo acknowledged that not all promises have been fulfilled. However, he said that in less than two years, his administration has proven that complex, decades-old problems can be solved. “I cannot yet say that all the nation’s problems have been resolved, or that all the promises I made have been fulfilled. Not yet. But in less than two years, we have proven that with the courage to make decisions, with hard work based on a sincere heart, a clear will, an orientation towards the people, and with mutual cooperation from all elements of the nation,” Prabowo said. “Problems that for decades were considered very complicated or too complicated can begin to be resolved,” he continued. Prabowo then revealed that in 21 months, precisely 663 days of government, he had decided on and implemented 121 transformative policies to solve the nation’s problems. Prabowo said this means his administration has decided on one transformative policy every five days. “In 21 months, precisely 663 days to this day, the government I lead has decided on and implemented 121 transformative policies to solve the nation’s problems. Some of these problems had not been solved for decades. This means we can say we have decided on one transformative policy every five days,” he said.