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Indonesia VP Gibran formally submits resignation amid controversy over educational qualifications

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Briefings

Indonesia's Vice President Gibran formally submitted his resignation amid controversy regarding his educational qualifications. The Upper House now has three days to officially approve the resignation, with a further 60 days allocated to select a replacement.

Key points

• Vice President Gibran formally submitted his resignation amid controversy over his educational qualifications.
• The Upper House has three days to officially approve the resignation and 60 days to select a replacement.

Context

This briefing covers Indonesia's political transition following Gibran's resignation, noting the specific timelines for approval and replacement selection by the Upper House.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the Upper House's timeline for approval and replacement selection; no details on the controversy's specifics, Gibran's qualifications, or the replacement candidate are provided.

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