Rosan: Global investors remain committed to investing capital in Indonesia
Jakarta (ANTARA) - Investment Minister and Head of BKPM Rosan Roeslani has stated that global investors from several major partner countries remain committed to investing capital in Indonesia amid global geopolitical dynamics.
He mentioned that this commitment is evident from the results of direct meetings between the government and business actors in various countries.
“So far, they remain committed and investments continue to proceed. Particularly in various industrial sectors and downstreaming,” Rosan said after a working meeting with Commission XII of the House of Representatives at the parliamentary complex in Jakarta on Monday.
He explained that partner countries such as China, Japan, and South Korea, which he noted have consistently been among the top five investors in Indonesia, continue to show strong interest in continuing investments.
In addition, Rosan revealed that investment interest from the Middle East region is also increasing amid the current global dynamics.
“Indeed, investors through Middle Eastern countries are also speaking to us intensively, and we are actively meeting with those potential investors,” he said.
He stated that during every overseas visit, the government actively engages in dialogue with investors, both in large forums and limited meetings, to obtain direct input.
Rosan assessed that Indonesia’s political stability, security, and investment climate are the main factors maintaining the trust of global investors.
On the other hand, domestic business activities are also showing an upward trend. Rosan mentioned that the number of registrations from domestic business actors has increased.
“In the last five months, there have been 1.8 million registrations, both from MSMEs and our entrepreneurs who want to invest,” he said.
Furthermore, the President’s visit to South Korea on 1 April 2026 also resulted in significant investment commitments, including the signing of several memoranda of understanding (MoUs) between business actors from both countries worth $10.2 billion or approximately Rp173 trillion.
Rosan views these various commitments as reflecting global investors’ confidence in Indonesia’s economic prospects amid global dynamics.
According to Rosan, the combination of national stability, increasing domestic business activity, and global investment support are factors that keep the investment flow positive.