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Gibran's Photo No Longer Displayed in DPR Meeting Rooms

13 November 2026, 19:49 WIB
Febrianto Adi Saputro,
Robertus Belarminus

Tim Redaksi

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JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com - Several meeting rooms in the Indonesian Parliament Building are no longer displaying photos of Gibran Rakabuming Raka, just a day after he announced his resignation as vice president.

According to observations by Kompas.com, Gibran's portrait is no longer hanging alongside that of President Prabowo Subianto in the Public Aspirations Agency (BAM) meeting room since Friday (13/11/2026) morning.

Similarly, in the Legislative Body (Baleg) room, Gibran's photo, which was usually placed near the Garuda Pancasila emblem, has also been noted as missing.

Moreover, the face of the eldest son of the 7th President of Indonesia is also no longer on display in the meeting room of Commission IX.

Only President Prabowo's photo remains on the walls of the health and workforce commission meeting room.

Gibran Submits Resignation Letter

Gibran visited the Parliament Complex on Thursday (12/11/2026) afternoon.

During this meeting, he submitted his resignation letter from the vice presidential position.

"In this meeting, Mr. Gibran conveyed the purpose of his visit to all of us as the leaders of the People's Consultative Assembly, which was to deliver his resignation letter from his position as Vice President of the Republic of Indonesia," said MPR Chairman Ahmad Muzani at the Parliament Complex in Senayan, Jakarta, on Thursday (12/11/2026).

Muzani stated that the meeting between the MPR leadership and Gibran lasted approximately 20 minutes.

Gibran finally left the Nusantara III building of the Parliament Complex in Senayan at 11:38 AM WIB.



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