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Prabowo has initiated the rehabilitation process for Ira Puspadewi, a former director of state-owned shipbuilder ASDP. The House of Representatives has responded to this move, while Puspadewi's family has expressed emotional relief. Puspadewi herself was surprised but grateful for the rehabilitation, but she remains in detention as the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has not yet received the rehabilitation letter from Prabowo. The Ministry of Law and Human Rights has stated that the rehabilitation is a presidential prerogative, and the minister has not yet handed over the presidential decree to the KPK.

Ira Puspadewi, a former director of state-owned shipbuilder ASDP, has been rehabilitated by President Prabowo Subianto, potentially leading to her release from prison. The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has confirmed that Puspadewi's corruption case will continue despite the rehabilitation. Puspadewi's lawyer has expressed hope that she could be released tonight, following the president's issuance of a rehabilitation decree. The KPK is awaiting the official rehabilitation decree from the president before proceeding with Puspadewi's release.

Agrinas, a leading agribusiness company, has announced a significant investment in sustainable farming practices. The company aims to reduce its carbon footprint by 50% within the next five years. Agrinas will focus on implementing renewable energy sources and improving soil health to achieve this goal.

Agrinas, a state-owned enterprise in the agricultural sector, has been in the news recently. The company, established by Prabowo Subianto to achieve self-sufficiency in food, has seen its director, Joao Mota, resign. Mota, an activist for the integration of the Maluku region, stepped down after serving for about six months. His resignation was reportedly due to a lack of budget for six months. Prabowo has called for a streamlining of bureaucracy in the agricultural sector following Mota's departure. Meanwhile, Agrinas has received an investment of IDR 225.8 trillion from the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, ensuring its operations remain normal.