Investment Facilitation Task Force Nearing Completion, Says Deputy Minister
JAKARTA - Deputy Minister of Investment and Downstream Industries, who also serves as Deputy Head of the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM), Todotua Pasaribu, has revealed that the Task Force for Investment Facilitation and Acceleration is in its final stages of establishment.
According to Pasaribu, the finalisation process is currently with the Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs, and the task force will drive the resolution of investment issues across various aspects, particularly licensing and the provision of incentives.
"It is currently in the finalisation stage at the Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs, and the plan is for it to be called the Task Force for Investment Facilitation and Acceleration," said Todotua during the National Congress of the Indonesian Industrial Estate Association (Munas HKI) on Thursday (19 June 2025).
"The task force is essentially intended to provide a single umbrella for investment issues, addressing both existing problems and ensuring that future investment processes can be expedited," he continued.
Todotua stated that the government is targeting high investment realisation figures as part of efforts to drive national economic growth. He also emphasised the importance of an approach that prioritises ease of doing business, particularly in terms of processes and timeframes.
According to Pasaribu, the finalisation process is currently with the Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs, and the task force will drive the resolution of investment issues across various aspects, particularly licensing and the provision of incentives.
"It is currently in the finalisation stage at the Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs, and the plan is for it to be called the Task Force for Investment Facilitation and Acceleration," said Todotua during the National Congress of the Indonesian Industrial Estate Association (Munas HKI) on Thursday (19 June 2025).
"The task force is essentially intended to provide a single umbrella for investment issues, addressing both existing problems and ensuring that future investment processes can be expedited," he continued.
Todotua stated that the government is targeting high investment realisation figures as part of efforts to drive national economic growth. He also emphasised the importance of an approach that prioritises ease of doing business, particularly in terms of processes and timeframes.