The executions of Bali Nine duo Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran is 'only a matter of time', Indonesian President Joko Widodo has confirmed. Chan and Sukumaran are set to face the firing squad alongside eight other drug felons as soon as all appeals have concluded. The pair lost their most recent appeal for clemency however three of the other death row prisoners are still awaiting the results of their appeals. Scroll down for video . The Indonesian President has confirmed 'it will only be a matter of time' before convicted drug smugglers Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran face the firing squad . President Widodo told the Indonesian news agency Antara that while he would not interfere with the inmates' outstanding legal appeals, the executions would take place upon their conclusion. 'When it will be done is no longer a question,' he said. 'It is only awaiting the conclusion of all procedures and the legal process, which I will not interfere in. 'It is only a matter of time.' Chan and Sukumaran remain in an isolated cell on Nusakambangan Island where they have lodged a challenge with the Constitutional Court to have their death sentence overturned. President Widodo said while he would not interfere with the inmates' outstanding legal appeals, the executions would take place upon their conclusion . According to the Indonesian Attorney-General, the pair won't be executed until the conclusion of the Asian African conference being held in Jakarta this week. He said it would not be appropriate to kill them with so many guests visiting for the bi-centennial gathering. Chan and Sukumaran remain in an isolated cell on Nusakambangan Island where they have lodged a challenge with the Constitutional Court to have their death sentence overturned.
Indonesian President Widodo warned it won't be long until convicted drug smugglers Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran face the firing squad.
The two Australians will be put to death along eight other drug felons.
Three of them are currently awaiting the results of their appeals.
President Widodo said he will not get involved in outstanding appeals.