Airlangga: Political Parties Support Major Coalition
The grand coalition is open to all political parties. However, Golkar reminded political parties to follow the rules of the game in forming coalitions.
Golkar Party Chairperson Airlangga Hartarto (center) gives a statement to the media after receiving a visit from the leadership of the Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI) at the Golkar DPP Office, Jakarta, Wednesday (12/4/2023).
JAKARTA, KOMPAS — Maneuvers among the political party elites looking to form a major coalition are continuing, not only involving those from the already established United Indonesia Coalition and the Greater Indonesia Awakening Coalition, but also representatives of several non-parliamentary parties. They are actively communicating in support of a major coalition.
At the Golkar Party headquarters in Jakarta on Wednesday (12/4/2023), party chairman Airlangga Hartarto, accompanied by several of his aides, received Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI) chairman Giring Ganesha and advisory board deputy chairperson Grace Natalie.