EI SUN OH
EI SUN OH

IN recent years, writing about Indonesia has often been a pleasurable task, as the largest and most populous country in Southeast Asia appears to have progressed by leaps and bounds in almost all aspects of its national development, be it economically, socially or politically. A boundless harvest and future seem to linger on the Indonesian horizon, the only full-fledged G20 member of Southeast Asia.

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