JAKARTA, Jan. 15 (Xinhua) -- Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono has no plan to reshuffle ministers in his cabinet in the near future, the presidential palace spokesman Julian Aldrin Pasha said here on Friday.

    "As of now, there is no such a plan," Julian was quoted as saying by the Tempointeraktif.com in the palace.

    Citing the result of the recent evaluation on ministers' performance conducted by the president, he said that the president has yet to take decision to replace ministers considered incapable to carry out their tasks in achieving the president's first 100 days targets.

    He said that the president was happy with performances demonstrated by his ministers to comply with his targets in his second presidency term's first 100 days governing the country ending on January 28.

    "Most of them showed good capability with 80 percent of the targets have been complied with," Julian said.

    Rumors on the ministers' reshuffle came up following the president's statement issued earlier that he would replace his ministers who demonstrate poor outcome in the first 100 days program.