Indonesia actively participated in‍ a session ‍at the⁢ World Economic Forum (WEF) focused on global foreign direct investment (FDI) trends in the digital era. Discussions centered ⁣on⁢ cross-border digital investment‍ policies and ‍the role of the private sector in developing adaptive regulations.

According to a statement released by the Ministry of Investment, Indonesia’s involvement aligns with Investment minister Rosan Roeslani’s directive to bolster the country’s investment climate and strengthen its leadership⁢ in regional investment initiatives.

“This role strengthens Indonesia’s position as one of the key drivers⁤ of the regional investment agenda,⁣ opening up broader opportunities for cooperation with Asia-Pacific countries,” said Mursitama,⁤ a representative of the Ministry of ‍Investment.

Indonesia Seeks Investment for Major Infrastructure Projects

Indonesia is actively seeking global investment for several large-scale projects, including an ambitious $80 billion sea wall project designed to protect Jakarta from rising sea levels and land‍ subsidence. Antara News reported ⁤ that the government is presenting the‍ project to potential investors at international forums.

Investor Confidence Remains Strong ⁤Despite Protests

Despite recent protests, the Indonesian government has reassured‍ investors ⁢that the country remains a safe and stable destination for ‍investment. According to Antara News, authorities have emphasized ‍the government’s commitment to ⁣protecting investments and maintaining a conducive business surroundings.