Thursday, 29 January 2026 00:29

IDR 90 Trillion Maritime Investment Set to Accelerate Indonesia’s Blue Economy Growth

Indonesia is set to strengthen its maritime and marine sectors following an investment commitment of IDR 90 trillion (around USD 5.35 billion) secured during President Prabowo Subianto’s recent diplomatic visit to Europe. The investment is expected to become a key driver of inclusive economic growth, extending benefits beyond major ports to coastal communities, fisheries, and supporting maritime industries. Government Communications Body expert Fithra Faisal Hastiadi highlighted that the maritime sector offers strong multiplier effects across fisheries, port operations, and logistics, creating broad-based employment and forming a sustainable foundation for long-term economic development.

The investment aligns with President Prabowo’s Development Trilogy, which focuses on growth acceleration, equitable distribution, and sustainable stability. The government is targeting economic growth of 8% by revitalizing high-impact sectors such as maritime and fisheries, while ensuring infrastructure development reaches remote coastal regions. Economists emphasized that effective implementation will be critical, calling for synchronized regulations between central and regional governments, improved labor skills through targeted training, and stronger support for renewable energy development. With Indonesia’s total investment needs estimated at IDR 10,000 trillion, the European commitment is viewed as a strategic entry point for broader global cooperation. Overall, the initiative reflects Indonesia’s long-term vision to transform its vast maritime resources into a resilient engine of national prosperity within a sustainable blue economy framework.
Source
https://rri.co.id/en/business/2132853/idr-90-trillion-maritime-investment-to-boost-indonesia-s-blue-economy 

 

 

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