Foreign Investors Increasingly Enthusiastic to Partner with Danantara for Investment in Indonesia

Foreign investor interest in establishing partnerships with Danantara Indonesia continues to strengthen. This was revealed during a meeting between Danantara Indonesia CEO Rosan P. Roeslani, COO Dony Oskaria, CIO Pandu Sjahrir, and former British Prime Minister Tony Blair at Wisma Danantara, Jakarta, on Tuesday (7/7). During the discussion, Tony Blair conveyed that international business players view Indonesia as a country with promising investment prospects. According to him, many investors are showing interest in exploring collaboration and investment opportunities in Indonesia. This view is considered a positive signal of global confidence in Indonesia’s economic fundamentals and the development direction being pursued by the government. Responding to this, Rosan stated that investor optimism did not emerge without reason. He said this confidence is the result of Indonesia’s strong economic fundamentals and the government’s efforts to create a conducive investment climate. ‘This trust is the result of our solid economic fundamentals. Mr Tony Blair directly conveyed that investors see a golden opportunity in Indonesia. Support from global figures like him validates our economic policies, and they are not just coming for the short term, but are committed for the long term,’ Rosan said in a statement on Wednesday (8/7/2026). The meeting also highlighted Danantara’s increasingly attractive position in the eyes of global investors. Tony Blair noted that many foreign investors are now more proactive in seeking partnerships with Danantara to develop various investment projects in Indonesia. Rosan said this high level of interest opens up opportunities for more foreign investment to enter various national priority sectors. Danantara will continue to accelerate the exploration and realisation of cooperation so that the benefits of investment can be felt immediately by the public. ‘Danantara is a strategic partner sought after by many foreign investors. We have a portfolio and projects that are very attractive to foreign capital. We will accelerate this process so that the impact is felt immediately by the community. This is just the beginning, more investors will follow,’ Rosan explained. The increasing enthusiasm of foreign investors towards Danantara is expected to be a momentum to strengthen investment flows into Indonesia. Various ongoing explorations are hoped to develop into concrete cooperation that can support national economic growth while accelerating the development of various strategic sectors.