Indonesia has launched an ambitious $4.3 billion free-meal programme to combat stunted growth due to malnutrition, a key election promise of President Prabowo Subianto. Prabowo has pledged to provide nutritious meals free to tens of millions of schoolchildren and pregnant women, saying it would improve their quality of life and boost economic growth.
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00:00We will always invite children to participate in the event.
00:07We will always try to make it a good event.
00:14We will always try to make it a good event.
00:21We will always try to make it a good event.
00:28We will always try to make it a good event.
00:35We will always try to make it a good event.
00:43We will always try to make it a good event.
00:58Oh, I see. Okay.
01:03Ah, that's good.
01:05Okay?
01:07Yes.
01:09We hope it will have an impact.
01:10Because with the feeding program,
01:13every child's needs are automatically covered.
01:17So, what is it called?
01:19The standard of feeding that has been standardized
01:22will really be enjoyed by children
01:24according to the needs and calories
01:26that children, especially elementary school children, need.
01:30Saka.
01:33Who is this?
01:41It's delicious.
01:43Why? Tell me why you like it.
01:45Because the food is delicious.
01:56Peace be upon you.