
Indonesia strengthens investment climate, cuts restrictive regulations, implement global standards

Indonesian Investment Minister Rosan Roeslani delivered a statement to the media at the Presidential Palace Complex in Jakarta on Tuesday, April 21, 2026. (The Indonesian Cabinet Secretariat)
The interest of investors in Indonesia remains high and shows a very positive trend amidst the dynamic global geopolitical situation.
Jakarta (Indonesia Window) – Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto is pushing for a conducive national investment climate to accelerate sustainable domestic investment growth.
Investment Minister Rosan Roeslani said in a statement to the media at the Presidential Palace Complex in Jakarta on Tuesday (Apr. 21).
According to Rosan, the interest of investors in Indonesia remains high and shows a very positive trend amidst the dynamic global geopolitical situation, as reflected in the investment realization, which continues to perform well, with a significant increase in targets over the past decade.
"Despite the current situation, including wars, global geopolitics, and the global geoeconomy, it turns out that their interest in investing in Indonesia is very high, still very good, and this is evident in the incoming investment, which is still in line with our plans, although it has also experienced a very significant increase," Rosan noted.
Rosan further said that President Prabowo emphasized that this condition must be maintained and that domestic investment realization must be accelerated immediately.
Therefore, the head of state requested that the domestic investment climate remain conducive and unimpeded by inefficient regulations.
"We must not allow any of our regulations to become obstacles. Our regulations must be hindered, and technical agreements must also be in place. The president also said that if they are obstacles, they should not exist," Rosan explained.
Furthermore, Rosan said that to improve the quality of the investment climate, President Prabowo is also encouraging policy reform efforts by referring to international best practices.
This includes benchmarking with ASEAN countries and the standards of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), he said.
This step is part of the government's broader strategy to strengthen the foundations for long-term economic growth.
With an increasingly efficient, transparent, and competitive investment climate, Indonesia is not only maintaining investor confidence but also accelerating economic transformation toward higher added value.
Reporting by Indonesia Window
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