[ad_1]
TOKYO, KOMPAS.com – Since announcing his resignation as Prime Minister of Japan, Shinzo Abe has received many warm messages from various national leaders.
One of them is the President of the Republic of Indonesia, Joko Widodo (Jokowi). President Jokowi sent a warm message saying:
“Prime Minister Abe is one of the first world leaders I met while serving as President of Indonesia in 2014. Under his leadership, we have demonstrated stronger bilateral relations between Indonesia and Japan. Thanks to Prime Minister @AbeShinzo for this friendship. I wish you all. health. always. “
Also read: Shinzo Abe resigns from the Japanese prime minister, this is Jokowi’s response …
Prime Minister Abe was one of the first world leaders I met when I took office as President of Indonesia in 2014. Under his leadership, we are witnessing stronger bilateral relations between Indonesia and Japan.
Thanks PM @AbeShinzo @JPN_PMO for you friendship. Always wishing you good health. pic.twitter.com/kr0ZSEKK4B
– Joko Widodo (@jokowi) August 28, 2020
Prime Minister Abe immediately responded to President Jokowi’s tweet in Indonesian: “Allow me to express my sincere gratitude for the warm message His Majesty has written.”
Also read: Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe resigns, what is the impact on Indonesia?
Allow me to express my sincere thanks for the warm message that His Majesty has written. https://t.co/NTsVwitEAI
– ???? (@AbeShinzo) September 1, 2020
He also continued his tweet on Twitter, “I also express my gratitude to His Excellency and to all the people of Indonesia for the friendship that has been established during my tenure as Prime Minister.”
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe officially resigned on Friday (8/28/2020) via a broadcast press conference Reuters from the prime minister’s office in the Chiyoda, Tokyo, Japan area.
Prime Minister Abe resigned due to chronic ulcerative colitis or colitis that he had been experiencing since he was a teenager.
Also read: Latest news: Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe officially resigns
“Thirteen years ago, my chronic disease appeared within a year. I suddenly had to resign as prime minister, but then it could cause big problems for the community,” Prime Minister Abe said at his press conference after discussing the management of the virus outbreak. crown in Japan.
Currently, the ruling party in Japan, the PLD, plans to launch elections for the party’s chairman on September 14 following the resignation of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
The chairman of the PLD Party will automatically become Prime Minister of Japan because most of the seats in the Japanese Parliament are controlled by the party.
Reporting from Reuters, Sunday (8/31/2020), there are four candidates that are speculated to compete for the position.
Also Read: Japanese Prime Minister Election Planned for September 14, These 4 Names Have Potential to Participate
[ad_2]
