US EditionBill Gates meets Indonesian leader to discuss health and sustainable development initiatives
- On Wednesday, May 7, 2025, Bill Gates met with Indonesia’s President Prabowo Subianto at Merdeka Palace in Jakarta to engage in talks focused on initiatives related to global health, sustainable growth, and development.
- The visit came after Indonesia introduced an extensive initiative this year designed to combat malnutrition by providing food support to close to 90 million children and expectant mothers, with a projected budget of $28 billion through 2029.
- The meeting covered topics including global health, nutrition, financial inclusion, and digital infrastructure, with Gates planning to visit a primary school in Jakarta’s eastern district that participates in the Free Nutritious Meals program.
- Subianto stated that the meeting would highlight Gates’ backing of the MBG program, a key government initiative designed to enhance the nutritional status of children and help alleviate poverty, which has faced criticism regarding its logistical challenges and financial impact.
- Since 2009, Gates has contributed over $159 million to health initiatives in Indonesia, and he expressed confidence that artificial intelligence will enhance efforts in health and agriculture. Meanwhile, President Subianto revealed plans to honor Gates with the country’s highest civilian award.
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