Prabowo Calls Indonesians the Happiest People in the World

On January 5, 2026, during a press conference, Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto declared that Indonesians are the happiest people in the world, citing research conducted by Harvard University and Gallup Poll. According to Prabowo, these findings highlight the remarkable resilience and positivity of the Indonesian populace.

The ranking was based on indicators such as life satisfaction, economic stability, and social support. Indonesia stood out significantly in these areas. Experts believe that the high degree of social cohesion and national consciousness played a key role in the survey results. Indonesians are known for their friendly culture and the ability to maintain a positive outlook even in challenging times.

In recent years, Indonesia has undergone several significant reforms that might also contribute to the general sense of happiness among its people. Building social infrastructure, poverty alleviation programs, and stable economic growth support the public’s mood. Despite various challenges, the nation continues to move forward, showcasing a global example of endurance.

The survey results underscore how crucial mutual understanding and cooperation are for Indonesians. Prabowo emphasized that the country’s performance on the world stage largely depends on domestic political stability and societal cohesion. This report has become a source of pride and inspiration for a country eagerly looking toward a brighter future.