President Prabowo recently visited Sumbawa Island, West Nusa Tenggara, to inspect tin smelter assets worth trillions of rupiah that were previously seized by prosecutors. During the inspection, Prabowo received briefings from the State-Owned Enterprises Minister and relevant officials on the smelter's operations and asset seizure status. The smelter is one of Indonesia's largest tin smelters, and its assets were seized due to complex legal and ownership disputes. Prabowo emphasized the need to resolve the dispute as soon as possible, restart operations, create job opportunities, and promote local economic development. The accompanying State-Owned Enterprises Minister stated that the government plans to restart the smelter, with ongoing efforts including resolving legal issues and assessing asset conditions. During his visit, Prabowo also exchanged views with local community representatives, pledging that the government would ensure the project benefits the people and drives regional development. This inspection is part of Prabowo's push for economic recovery and resolving historical issues. He has repeatedly stressed the need to accelerate key project implementation to boost investment and employment. By addressing the smelter issue, the government aims to stabilize the tin supply chain and enhance Indonesia's competitiveness in the global tin market. It also reflects the government's emphasis on effective management and utilization of state assets, injecting new momentum into economic development through the rational use of disputed assets.