Indonesia plans to offer 46 trillion-rupiah projects to foreign investors, covering areas from Blok M to Karawang. The Coordinating Ministry for Infrastructure and Regional Development recently held an International Infrastructure Conference in Jakarta, aiming to establish an international infrastructure investment forum to facilitate business networking and cooperation discussions between domestic and foreign stakeholders (including investors from Europe and Asia). The 46 key projects span sectors such as highways, railways, airports, housing, and water resources, including the Gilimanuk-Mengwi Highway Project valued at 25.4 trillion rupiah; the Singkawang Airport Project; the Karawang City Residential Area Project; and the Blok M Terminal Mixed-Use Development Project. Indonesia is open to business cooperation but emphasizes that investments must align with national priorities, climate commitments, and people-centered development goals. The five core themes include building integrated future cities with infrastructure supporting sustainable living; reducing logistics costs, especially improving connectivity in eastern regions; focusing on basic infrastructure such as housing, education, and healthcare; strengthening infrastructure support for water and food security; and attracting global capital to participate in Indonesia's infrastructure development. This conference is the first systematic platform that integrates government agencies, the private sector, development partners, and global investors, aiming to accelerate inclusive and sustainable infrastructure construction and drive Indonesia's long-term development transformation. The Coordinating Minister for Infrastructure emphasized that attracting global investors is not only for short-term gains but also focuses on long-term cooperation and transformation. He reiterated Indonesia's openness to business while requiring investments to align with national strategies, climate goals, and people's welfare.
Indonesia plans to offer 46 trillion-rupiah projects to foreign investors, covering areas from Blok M to Karawang. The Coordinating Ministry for Infrastructure and Regional Development recently held an International Infrastructure Conference in Jakarta, aiming to establish an international infrastructure investment forum to facilitate business networking and cooperation discussions between domestic and foreign stakeholders (including investors from Europe and Asia). The 46 key projects span sectors such as highways, railways, airports, housing, and water resources, including the Gilimanuk-Mengwi Highway Project valued at 25.4 trillion rupiah; the Singkawang Airport Project; the Karawang City Residential Area Project; and the Blok M Terminal Mixed-Use Development Project. Indonesia is open to business cooperation but emphasizes that investments must align with national priorities, climate commitments, and people-centered development goals. The five core themes include building integrated future cities with infrastructure supporting sustainable living; reducing logistics costs, especially improving connectivity in eastern regions; focusing on basic infrastructure such as housing, education, and healthcare; strengthening infrastructure support for water and food security; and attracting global capital to participate in Indonesia's infrastructure development. This conference is the first systematic platform that integrates government agencies, the private sector, development partners, and global investors, aiming to accelerate inclusive and sustainable infrastructure construction and drive Indonesia's long-term development transformation. The Coordinating Minister for Infrastructure emphasized that attracting global investors is not only for short-term gains but also focuses on long-term cooperation and transformation. He reiterated Indonesia's openness to business while requiring investments to align with national strategies, climate goals, and people's welfare.