To Help Resolve Investment Barriers, Purbaya Introduces P2SP Task Force to Global Investors

Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa has assured that the Government Strategic Programme Acceleration Task Force (Satgas P2SP) will effectively facilitate the resolution of business bottlenecks, involving stakeholders from various ministries and agencies. He conveyed this to investors attending the ‘International Seminar on Debottlenecking Channel’ held at the Ministry of Finance office in Jakarta. Purbaya even guaranteed that each ministry and agency will act swiftly to resolve business obstacles, with the Ministry of Finance’s authority to impose budget cuts as sanctions if they fail to work efficiently. Furthermore, Purbaya emphasised that the same applies to local governments involved as stakeholders in business issues. “They might not yet know what this task force is like, how it works, and its results. I am confident that in the future, once they experience the benefits of this task force, they will promote that investing in Indonesia will be easier than before,” said Purbaya at the Ministry of Finance, Jakarta, on Tuesday, 12 May 2026. Therefore, to widely introduce the Satgas P2SP among global investors, the Ministry of Finance has partnered with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Purbaya hopes that this synergy with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs can encourage more global investors to enter Indonesia. “Cooperation with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is extremely important to disseminate this to our embassies around the world, so that investors wanting to enter here know where to go if they encounter obstacles in doing business here,” he stated. The debottlenecking task force itself has been operating to address business barriers for domestic companies since December 2025. However, Purbaya feels that global investors have not yet received information about the existence of this complaint channel. Therefore, through this event, Purbaya hopes that in the future, global investors will know where to report business obstacle issues they encounter when wanting to invest in Indonesia. “One (investor) from Switzerland asked, where to complain if needed. Even though we thought we were already well-known, apparently not. So I told them, later we will provide information on which website they can submit their complaints,” he said.