Indonesian President Joko Widodo, known as 'Jokowi', has been re-elected for a second term, defeating Prabowo Subianto. The election highlighted a shift towards Islamic conservatism and was marked by the spread of fake news. Jokowi's economic achievements in his first term, such as tackling fiscal deficits and achieving a trillion-dollar economy, played a significant role in his re-election. His focus on infrastructure, social welfare, and economic reforms are expected to continue. Despite not reaching the 7 percent growth target, Jokowi's administration has made progress in infrastructure, such as the Jakarta MRT, but still faces challenges in bureaucratic reform and developing Indonesia as a manufacturing hub. The government's economic strategy will likely maintain heavy spending on infrastructure and social programs, with an emphasis on education and bureaucratic reform. The future of Indonesia's economy appears promising, with the main question being the timing of its full potential realization.