Cross-Institutional Synergy Crucial for Maintaining Economic Stability
Synergy between the House of Representatives (DPR), the government, and financial authorities is important for maintaining national stability amid global economic uncertainty. The move by Deputy Speaker of the DPR RI Sufmi Dasco Ahmad to actively build communication with the government, financial institutions, and various elements of society is cited as one of the efforts to maintain public trust amidst evolving dynamics.
AH Bimo Suryono, General Chairman of KBPP Polri for the 2026-2031 period, said that current economic challenges require a coordinated response from various state institutions. According to him, the communication built by the DPR together with the government and stakeholders is an important factor in maintaining economic and social stability.
“The communication built with the government and all stakeholders is part of the endeavour to maintain national stability,” Bimo said in a statement on Saturday (20/6/2026).
Bimo assessed that coordination carried out on various strategic issues, ranging from the mining sector, fiscal policy, to strengthening the national financial sector, can help maintain certainty for the business world and the public.
According to him, this synergy also involves Bank Indonesia (BI), the Financial Services Authority (OJK), the Indonesia Stock Exchange (BEI), financial service institutions, and the Association of State-Owned Banks (Himbara). Inter-institutional collaboration is considered important for maintaining financial system stability, strengthening market confidence, and ensuring economic activity continues to run.
Additionally, Bimo assessed that coordination between the DPR, the government, and the National Police (Polri) also has an important role in maintaining security stability, which is a prerequisite for economic growth and investment.
He also appreciated Dasco’s move to open dialogue spaces with students and the public. According to Bimo, conveying aspirations is part of the democratic process that needs to be maintained through communication and deliberation.
“Democracy will be of higher quality if all parties prioritise communication, not confrontation. Aspirations must be heard, but national stability must also be maintained as a common interest,” he said.
From the economic side, Bimo assessed that a number of indicators still show the need for strong coordination amidst global dynamics. At the close of trading on Friday (19/6/2026), the Jakarta Composite Index (IHSG) was at the level of 6,177, while the rupiah exchange rate against the US dollar was in the range of Rp17,804 per US dollar.
According to him, this condition shows that the national economy is still influenced by global developments, so consistent policies and inter-institutional synergy are needed to maintain the optimism of business actors and investors.
“Global economic challenges cannot be faced by a single institution alone. Synergy from all components of the nation is needed so that the national economy continues to grow and is able to face various external shocks,” Bimo said.
He added that synergy between the DPR, the government, BI, OJK, BEI, national banking, including Himbara, as well as the National Police, is an important asset for maintaining national stability and strengthening public trust in the Indonesian economy.