Indonesian President Joko Widodo has appointed several new ministers in a cabinet reshuffle just two months before his term ends, positioning figures close to his successor, Prabowo Subianto, who won the presidential election in February. Bahlil Lahadalia, the former investment minister, will now serve as the energy minister, while Rosan Roeslani, previously an ambassador to the U.S. and head of Prabowo's campaign, takes on the role of investment minister. Additionally, Dadan Hindayana has been appointed to lead the new National Nutrition Agency, tasked with implementing Prabowo's ambitious 'Free Nutritious Meals' program for schoolchildren, which is expected to cost up to $27 billion annually by 2029. Analysts suggest that these appointments aim to ensure continuity and facilitate a smooth transition for the incoming administration. The reshuffle, Widodo's fourth in a year, has raised eyebrows as it is unusual for an outgoing leader to make significant changes so close to the end of their term. Officials have stated that these changes are crucial for an effective government handover.