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This will become a big international news because : 1. Nadiem Makarim was a harvard graduate 2. He founded Indonesia’s Tech Giant Gojek, which was invested by Google and world’s biggest VCs. 3. The alleged corruption case was about Google Chromebook procurement. The Nadiem’s Presumption of Innocence: 1. There was no Personal Gain, Nadiem already had a $100 million networth before he was given an honor to serve in Indonesian Ministry of Education, Culture, Research and Technology. Formal Audit shows no evidence of personal financial benefit for Nadiem. 2. The procurement was following Regulatory Compliance, which was Presidential Regulation No. 16/2018. 3. The action was to address Covid 19 pandemic urgent educational needs, which was to support online learning. 4. He is loved and inspires Indonesian for his successful story of building Gojek to become the first Indonesian decacorn company. **Nadiem Makarim Bio** Nadiem Makarim, born July 4, 1984, is a visionary Indonesian entrepreneur and former Minister of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology (2019–2024). With degrees from Brown and Harvard, he co-founded Gojek, growing it into a $10 billion+ tech giant, revolutionizing ride-hailing and digital payments. As minister, he championed innovative “Merdeka Belajar” education reforms, earning global recognition, including the 2016 Straits Times Asian of the Year. **Related Case** In September 2025, Nadiem was named a suspect in a $574 million Chromebook procurement case, accused of favoring Google’s devices, allegedly causing $122 million in state losses. He firmly denies wrongdoing, with his legal team asserting audits show no personal gain. Supporters view Nadiem, known for his integrity, as unfairly targeted, confident he will clear his name.
