Bangkok, Permata Bank CEO reveals that in 2022, foreign investment in Indonesia will increase by 47%. The government supports a green economy. Aiming to drive the world's 4th largest economy in 2045.
Mrs. Melisa Rusli, Managing Director Permata Bank Special lecture on the topic 'Indonesia Rising' at the annual seminar AEC Business Forum 2023 organized by Bangkok Bank said that Indonesia has more than 17 billion islands, has a population of more than 270 million people, and has the largest economy in ASEAN. And the Indonesian economy was able to recover faster than many others. Countries in the region After the COVID-19 crisis situation Indonesia aims to push its economy to be the 4th largest in the world by 2045, along with becoming a country that emits net zero greenhouse gases (Net Zero) by 2060.
The Indonesian government aims to support the green economy under a clear road map, such as promoting electric vehicles (EV), green finance, as well as promoting the blue economy or the maritime industry. Due to the fact that Indonesia has a large number of islands Indonesia is also adapting to global supply chains, resulting in a 47% increase in investment from foreign investors in 2022 from 2021.
However, Indonesia still has challenges that have led the Indonesian government to formulate strategic plans to support success in various areas. Especially in terms of infrastructure, such as building a 142-kilometer high-speed train to connect travel between Jakarta and surrounding areas. Including reaching the labor side. By focusing on promoting digital AI and data, etc.
“Permata Bank is the 8th largest bank in Indonesia. We are proud to be part of Bangkok Bank. which is a leading regional financial institution To help support investors in finding opportunities to create success both within and outside the ASEAN region,” Mrs. Melisa said.
Source: Thai News Agency