Jakarta – Minister of Investments/Head of BKPM Bahlil Lahadalia stressed that any investment entering the region must cooperate with business entities, including SMEs in the region.
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Bahlil made the statement during a public lecture at the Institute of Internal Administration (IPDN), which was broadcast on the Ministry of Investment/BKPM’s YouTube channel.
According to him, the obligation of the investor to cooperate with business entities in the investment destination zone is an effort to promote the development of this zone by providing new sources of economic development as a result of investments.
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“With this cooperation, regional entrepreneurs and SMEs in the regions can have great opportunities to advance in the classroom. They can move their regions forward and slow down the pace of urbanization in the context of equalizing the national economy,” Bahlil said. Friday, July 12, 2024.
(document. Menteri Investasi/Kepala BKPM, Bahlil Lahadalia, current member of IPDN group, Kamis, 11 July 2024)
- VIVA.co.id/Mohammad Yudha Prasetya
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He explained that Indonesia’s economic growth will reach 5.05 percent in 2023, which will continue with Indonesia’s economic growth in the first quarter of 2024, which will increase to 5.11 percent. “Therefore, it can be said that Indonesia’s economic growth in 2023 will be one of the best in the world,” Bahlil said.
He explained that there were four factors that influenced and contributed to Indonesia’s economic development that year. These include consumption, investment, government spending, and export and import indicators.
(doc. Investiment Affairs/Kepala BKPM, Bahlil Lahadalia)
- VIVA.co.id/Mohammad Yudha Prasetya
However, Bahlil stressed that achieving economic growth is not easy, because Indonesia has a number of problems that can threaten the stability of the national economy.
For example, the trade war between the United States and China, the economic recovery after the COVID-19 pandemic, the war between Russia and Ukraine, the deflation and slowdown of the Chinese economy, the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and the weakening of the rupee.
“That is why we need strong investments, that is, to stimulate Indonesia’s economic growth,” he said.
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Source: VIVA.co.id/Mohammad Yudha Prasetya
