Indonesia plans six new special economic zones next year

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The Indonesian government plans to add six new special economic zones (KEKs) next year, which will bring the total number of KEKs nationwide to 31.The acting secretary general of the National Commission for Special Economic Zones (NCSEZ) said recently that the new KEK will be run by thePresident Prabowo himself announced, thus withholding the exact location for the time being.

He only shows that the new KEK distribution isJava, Kalimantan and SulawesiThe types of industries are varied and includeCoal deep processing, aluminum processing, petrochemicals, and electric vehiclesetc. He revealed that these new KEKAlready an investorOne of the main prerequisites for setting up a KEK is that the developer must be able to bring in an anchor investor.This is a key condition for the development and openness of the KEKThe

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