Results of President Prabowo's Visit to Japan: Indonesia Secures Rp 380 Trillion in Investments

President Prabowo Subianto’s working visit to Japan further affirms Indonesia’s position as a global investment magnet, with increasing international confidence in injecting capital into the country. This is reflected in the substantial investment commitments achieved during the series of visits by President Prabowo Subianto to Japan, while also demonstrating Indonesia’s growing firmness as an international partner for investment. Cabinet Secretary Teddy Indra Wijaya stated that President Prabowo’s visit to Japan resulted in extraordinary investments worth more than Rp 380 trillion. He added that these investment commitments are part of the overall Indonesia-Japan cooperation agreements that have been agreed upon previously. This shows the continuity and consistency of the increasingly close economic relations between the two countries. “So the investments mentioned are part of the entire Indonesia-Japan agreements. Then secondly, the next day, he will meet with around 12 of Japan’s largest business leaders by the Minister of Investment and the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources with the President, similar to what was done yesterday in America. So, what is the conclusion? The main point is that Indonesia, with such large investments here, when the President arrives, more than Rp 380 trillion in investments come,” explained Cabinet Secretary Teddy in his statement after accompanying President Prabowo at the Indonesia-Japan Business Forum in Tokyo on Monday (30/3/26). Teddy explained that President Prabowo will continue his official visit series in Japan with a bilateral meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi on Tuesday, 31 March 2026. That meeting is a continuation of the first day’s agenda of the President’s visit, which included a meeting with the Emperor of Japan as well as the achievement of major investment commitments from Indonesia-Japan cooperation. “So besides meeting the Emperor today, and there being investments of more than Rp 380 trillion, tomorrow the President will also meet with Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi,” said Teddy. Teddy emphasised that the large influx of investment commitments is strong evidence that Indonesia is increasingly trusted as a primary global investment destination. “That is proof that Indonesia is becoming a world investment magnet. That is the first point. Secondly, abroad, there is increasing firmness to invest in Indonesia,” said Cabinet Secretary Teddy Indra Wijaya.