Chairman of the National Economic Council Luhut stated that over the past year, Indonesia has become a target for the relocation of the textile and footwear industry. The textile and footwear industry is highly strategic, capable of creating a large number of jobs with relatively short workforce training periods, and can also drive the development of small industries, especially the food and beverage sector, opening up broad employment opportunities for MSMEs. Investing US$20-30 million in a garment factory can absorb 6,000 to 10,000 workers. He recently met with the Indonesian Footwear Association and global representatives such as Adidas and Nike, who are optimistic about Indonesia. A global brand plans to triple its orders in the next three years, creating 100,000 new jobs. He also pointed out that there are some obstacles to investing in Indonesia, such as land acquisition, permits, funding, and wage issues, but he believes these can be quickly resolved through good coordination. The President has instructed a rapid response, and the National Economic Council has completed relevant studies. He has contacted relevant ministers to address the issues.