Indonesian President Joko Widodo has executed a cabinet reshuffle, appointing three new ministers and several agency heads, including a new deputy minister of Communication and Information, in preparation for the upcoming transition to President-elect Prabowo Subianto. This reshuffle, aimed at ensuring a smooth and effective government transition, is part of Widodo's final actions before leaving office in October after two terms. Notably, the new National Nutrition Agency has been established to support Prabowo's campaign promise of providing free meals to schoolchildren. Current investment minister Bahlil Lahadalia is expected to become the new energy minister, with Rosan Roeslani stepping in to replace him. Political analysts suggest that the appointments may reflect political affiliations with Prabowo, indicating a strategy for continuity in governance. Widodo's administration is praised for its economic growth and infrastructure development during his tenure.