To be an optimistic leader.

What is the best thing about Indonesia? Do you proud as an Indonesian? I do proud as an Indonesian.
However, I do understand mostly you do not happy with the news on the Internet and TV. It is because mostly the news release about the corruption scandals. Many people have been involved with the scandals. Sadly, the scandals are involving the leaders from political parties and parliament members.

But, I am sure it is only a matter of the process. It is the process to be mature. We are in the process to be the new amazing countries. To achieve this, we should be patience. We should be able to maintain our vitality in achieving the objective as one of the best countries in the world.

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