|President |Prabowo Subianto |Gerindra |20 October 2024 |- |Vice President |Gibran Rakabuming Raka |Independent |20 October 2024 |} The executive branch of Indonesia is headed by a president, who is head of government and head of state. The president is elected by general election and can serve up to two five-year terms if re-elected. The executive branch also includes a vice-president and a cabinet. All bills need joint approval between the executive and the legislature to become law, meaning the president has veto power over all legislation. The president also has the power to issue presidential decrees that have policy effects, and is also in charge of Indonesia's foreign relations, although treaties require legislative approval. Prior to 2004, the president was selected by the MPR, but following the third amendment to the constitution, enacted in 2001, the president is now directly elected. The last election was held in February 2024, and Prabowo was elected and inaugurated on 20 October 2024.
|President |Prabowo Subianto |Gerindra |20 October 2024 |- |Vice President |Gibran Rakabuming Raka |Independent |20 October 2024 |} The executive branch of Indonesia is headed by a president, who is head of government and head of state. The president is elected by general election and can serve up to two five-year terms if re-elected. The executive branch also includes a vice-president and a cabinet. All bills need joint approval between the executive and the legislature to become law, meaning the president has veto power over all legislation. The president also has the power to issue presidential decrees that have policy effects, and is also in charge of Indonesia's foreign relations, although treaties require legislative approval. Prior to 2004, the president was selected by the MPR, but following the third amendment to the constitution, enacted in 2001, the president is now directly elected. The last election was held in February 2024, and Prabowo was elected and inaugurated on 20 October 2024.