Indonesia's finance chief outlines five strategic pillars for sustainable growth
Finance Minister Nazara presented a five-point framework to boost Indonesia's economy, emphasizing human capital, infrastructure, governance, structural reform and stability.
Speaking in Jakarta, Finance Minister Nazara unveiled a comprehensive growth agenda comprising five pillars. He stressed that both the State Budget (APBN) and non-APBN resources must be directed toward improving human resources through better education and healthcare. Infrastructure development will rely on blended financing that leverages both public and private capital.
Institutional reform is the third pillar, urging state and private entities to adopt robust governance and ESG standards. The fourth pillar seeks ongoing structural reforms to simplify inter-agency processes, while the fifth pillar aims to preserve social and macroeconomic stability as a foundation for long-term growth.
Why it matters
The plan sets the policy direction for Indonesia's economy, affecting investment, jobs and public services.
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