Susilo wants green legacy preserved


Susilo speaking during the the Open Government Partnership (OGP) Asia-Pacific Regional Conference in Nusa on Bali island on May 6, 2014. - AFP

JAKARTA: Indonesian president Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono wants his successor to continue his green legacy by prolonging the forest moratorium he set in motion in 2011.

Last year, he extended the policy, originally set to run until 2013, for a further two years.

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