Gerindra has given a glowing account of the first two years of the Prabowo-Gibran administration. The party credits the government with keeping the economy stable through a stretch of global uncertainty, a claim that forms the backbone of its assessment. It also counts food resilience as a gain, arguing that programs on supply and production have begun to bear fruit. Wider access to education is cited as a third achievement, tied loosely to the administration's social programs aimed at poorer households. Coming from the party the president himself chairs, the verdict carries few surprises, since Gerindra's political fortunes are bound up with how the government performs. The statement lands as the administration approaches the midpoint of its five-year term. Opposition figures would almost certainly dispute the upbeat accounting, particularly on cost-of-living grounds. All the same, the message from Prabowo's political home is that the government is performing as it hoped.