Source (click to view full story): Xinhua NewsIndonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono was sworn in for his second term of 2009-2014 in a respect inauguration ceremony attended by several friendly heads of states and foreign country special envoys.
Vice President Boediono was also sworn in the ceremony, which was chaired by the Upper House's chairman Taufik Kiemas and attended by 647 members of the institution.
Following the opening speech, an official from the General Elections Commission read the agency's ruling related to the result of the elections.
"We decided that the pair of Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono achieved 73,874,562 votes or 60.80 percent of total 121,504,581 votes," said the official.
As part of the inauguration ceremony, Yudhoyono and Boediono took oaths as president and vice president.
"For God's sake, I swear that I will do my jobs as best and fair as possible. I will strongly conduct mandate from the 1945 Constitution and other rules and I will be loyal to the nation and the country," said Yudhoyono.
The oath was followed by Vice President Boediono with the same sentences.
After signing the official report of the inauguration, Yudhoyono gave his speech as the president for his second term of 2009-2014…
